Memoirs of Socrates for English Readers
Memoirs of Socrates for English Readers
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You must also undertake such duties only as you can carry out, and avoid such as you cannot ; and whatever task you do undertake, you must MEMOIRS OF SOCRA TES. 105 apply yourself to it to the best of your abilities and with the utmost zeal ; for, methinks, that by such con- duct you -will run the least risk of exposing yourself to blame, aud be the most likely to obtain help in your difficulties : that you will thus live most easily and securely, and lay up the best pro\'ision for old age, " C...HAPTER IX.
I KNOW, too, that he once heard Crito * remark how difficult it was for a man who wished to confine his attention to his own business only, to live in Athens. " For, " said he, " at this very time, actions are being brought against me, not by persons who have suffered any injury at my hands, but because they think that I will give them a sum of money rather than be troubled. " And Socrates asked, " Tell me, Crito, do you keep dogs for the purpose of guarding your sheep against the wolves ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You must also undertake such duties only as you can carry out, and avoid such as you cannot ; and whatever task you do undertake, you must MEMOIRS OF SOCRA TES. 105 apply yourself to it to the best of your abilities and with the utmost zeal ; for, methinks, that by such con- duct you -will run the least risk of exposing yourself to blame, aud be the most likely to obtain help in your difficulties : that you will thus live most easily and securely, and lay up the best pro\'ision for old age, " C...HAPTER IX.
I KNOW, too, that he once heard Crito * remark how difficult it was for a man who wished to confine his attention to his own business only, to live in Athens. " For, " said he, " at this very time, actions are being brought against me, not by persons who have suffered any injury at my hands, but because they think that I will give them a sum of money rather than be troubled. " And Socrates asked, " Tell me, Crito, do you keep dogs for the purpose of guarding your sheep against the wolves ?
What to read after Memoirs of Socrates for English Readers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Xenophon to read onlineMoreLess
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