The Anabasis, Or Expedition of Cyrus, And the Memorabilia of Socrates
The Anabasis, Or Expedition of Cyrus, And the Memorabilia of Socrates
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70: "If any one should say, in a word, that they are formed by nature neither to enjoy quiet them- selves, nor to suffer others to enjoy it, he would speak of them rightly. " Kuhner.
2 The people bordering on the lake Maeotis. Which was in Sarmatia Europaea, and is now called the Sea of Azov. Kuhner.
3 Au. ] Compare sect. 8, where Aristippus says that he does not rank himself among those who wish to rule ; here he states that, on the other hand, he does not wish to be a slave.
CHAP. L INCLINATI...ONS OF ARISTIPPUS. 389 ceed, and which leads, not through slavery, but through liberty, a path that most surely conducts to happiness. " 12. " If this path of yours, indeed, " said Socrates, " as it lies neither through sovereignty nor servitude, did not also lie through human society, what you say would perhaps be worth consideration ; but if, while living among mankind, you shall neither think proper to rule nor to be ruled, and shall not will- ingly pay respect to those in power, I think that you will see that the stronger know how to treat the weaker as slaves, mak- ing them to lament both publicly and privately.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
70: "If any one should say, in a word, that they are formed by nature neither to enjoy quiet them- selves, nor to suffer others to enjoy it, he would speak of them rightly. " Kuhner.
2 The people bordering on the lake Maeotis. Which was in Sarmatia Europaea, and is now called the Sea of Azov. Kuhner.
3 Au. ] Compare sect. 8, where Aristippus says that he does not rank himself among those who wish to rule ; here he states that, on the other hand, he does not wish to be a slave.
CHAP. L INCLINATI...ONS OF ARISTIPPUS. 389 ceed, and which leads, not through slavery, but through liberty, a path that most surely conducts to happiness. " 12. " If this path of yours, indeed, " said Socrates, " as it lies neither through sovereignty nor servitude, did not also lie through human society, what you say would perhaps be worth consideration ; but if, while living among mankind, you shall neither think proper to rule nor to be ruled, and shall not will- ingly pay respect to those in power, I think that you will see that the stronger know how to treat the weaker as slaves, mak- ing them to lament both publicly and privately.
What to read after The Anabasis, Or Expedition of Cyrus, And the Memorabilia of Socrates?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Xenophon to read onlineMoreLess
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