Source book in Ancient Philosophy
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Not at all. I am doii^ so to save you from sinning against God and r^jectog his gift to you by condemning me. For if you kill me you will not easily find another man who likejjie will, at God's bidding, literally stick to the state like a gadfly to a horse, — if you'll pardon a rather ludicrous comparison. For the state is like a huge horse of noble breed, but rather sluggish from his very size, and needing the gadfly to wake him up. And I think God has given me to the state to play the part of... just such a gadfly, and I keep lighting upon you any and everywhere, and spend the livelong day waking you up, and persuading you and rebuking you. My friends, you will not easily find another man like that, and if you take my advice you wiU spare my life. However, it is quite possible that you are irritated, hke drowsy men when they are awakened, and that you will listen to Anytus and crush this gadfly, lightly putting me to death. Then you could sleep on in peace for the rest of your days, — ^unless God in his care for you were to send you another tormentor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not at all. I am doii^ so to save you from sinning against God and r^jectog his gift to you by condemning me. For if you kill me you will not easily find another man who likejjie will, at God's bidding, literally stick to the state like a gadfly to a horse, — if you'll pardon a rather ludicrous comparison. For the state is like a huge horse of noble breed, but rather sluggish from his very size, and needing the gadfly to wake him up. And I think God has given me to the state to play the part of... just such a gadfly, and I keep lighting upon you any and everywhere, and spend the livelong day waking you up, and persuading you and rebuking you. My friends, you will not easily find another man like that, and if you take my advice you wiU spare my life. However, it is quite possible that you are irritated, hke drowsy men when they are awakened, and that you will listen to Anytus and crush this gadfly, lightly putting me to death. Then you could sleep on in peace for the rest of your days, — ^unless God in his care for you were to send you another tormentor.
What to read after Source book in Ancient Philosophy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Montague Bakewell to read onlineMoreLess
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