A Golden Treasury of Greek Prose
A Golden Treasury of Greek Prose
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xxi. ' A man's disposition is a god unto him, ' i. E. Rules him as a god.
xxii. ' A dry soul is the wisest and best. ' That is, the more the soul is freed from the mists with which the body encumbers it, by partaking in the universal fire which is also the universal reason, the wiser it is : and, on the contrary, Heracleitus tells us that the more the soul is withdrawn and cut off from this fire (as, for instance, is the case in sletp), the duller it becomes.
xxiv. ' A man is called foolish by ...a god, as a child is by a man, ' cp. 15 supra, fjitovae, frequentative aorist.
xxvi. DiioTarSv] Cp. Juv. Sat. 11. 27 E coelo descendit yvai9i aeavrSv.
VII. C/iaro7i.
i. 6. (pvKaTTeaOai 5
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
xxi. ' A man's disposition is a god unto him, ' i. E. Rules him as a god.
xxii. ' A dry soul is the wisest and best. ' That is, the more the soul is freed from the mists with which the body encumbers it, by partaking in the universal fire which is also the universal reason, the wiser it is : and, on the contrary, Heracleitus tells us that the more the soul is withdrawn and cut off from this fire (as, for instance, is the case in sletp), the duller it becomes.
xxiv. ' A man is called foolish by ...a god, as a child is by a man, ' cp. 15 supra, fjitovae, frequentative aorist.
xxvi. DiioTarSv] Cp. Juv. Sat. 11. 27 E coelo descendit yvai9i aeavrSv.
VII. C/iaro7i.
i. 6. (pvKaTTeaOai 5
What to read after A Golden Treasury of Greek Prose?
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