The Greek Genius And Its Meaning to Us
The Greek Genius And Its Meaning to Us
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Xenophon, Oec. 7. 19, says that men and women marry, firstly that the race may not fail ; ' secondly by this pairing human beings provide themselves with ytjpo^oiTKol. ' Generally, throughout Greek drama, whether on this topic or on any other, it would be difficult to find a single instance of false sentiment. A glance at the tragedies of Seneca will show, by contrast, what that means.
^ Rhet. 1362 b 19.
Ill THE NOTE OF DIRECTNESS 85 cultivating for their fruit, and deplores the neglect of such... profitable investments. ' What other possession is in the least comparable to a good friend ? ' (So far there is nothing uncommon ; but the following remarks sound strange to modern ears. ) ' What horse or team of animals is so useful as a good friend, what slave is so well-disposed and constant, what other possession is so entirely ex- cellent ? . . . And yet while some people will tend trees for their fruit, most of us are lazy and careless in their attentions to that all-productive property which we call a friend.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Xenophon, Oec. 7. 19, says that men and women marry, firstly that the race may not fail ; ' secondly by this pairing human beings provide themselves with ytjpo^oiTKol. ' Generally, throughout Greek drama, whether on this topic or on any other, it would be difficult to find a single instance of false sentiment. A glance at the tragedies of Seneca will show, by contrast, what that means.
^ Rhet. 1362 b 19.
Ill THE NOTE OF DIRECTNESS 85 cultivating for their fruit, and deplores the neglect of such... profitable investments. ' What other possession is in the least comparable to a good friend ? ' (So far there is nothing uncommon ; but the following remarks sound strange to modern ears. ) ' What horse or team of animals is so useful as a good friend, what slave is so well-disposed and constant, what other possession is so entirely ex- cellent ? . . . And yet while some people will tend trees for their fruit, most of us are lazy and careless in their attentions to that all-productive property which we call a friend.
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