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in a manner pleasing to the gods. For those who are wiser than we, Tisias, say that a man of sense should surely practice to please not his fellow slaves, except as a secondary consideration, but his good and noble masters. Therefore, if the path is long, be not astonished; for it must be trodden for great ends, not for those you have in mind. Yet your ends also, as our argument says, will be best gained in this way, if one so desires.”Phaedrus
I think what you have said is admirable, if one could only do it.Socrates
But it is noble to strive after
I think what you have said is admirable, if one could only do it.Socrates
But it is noble to strive after