Ancilla to The Pre-Socratic Philosophers: A Complete Translation of the Fragment in Diels, Fragmente Der Vorsokratiker |
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... wrong . And if he is1 negligent and does wrong , he is liable not only to be ill - spoken of but also to suffer bodily harm . To make mistakes is inevitable , but men find it hard to forgive . 254. When base men enter upon office , the ...
... wrong . And if he is1 negligent and does wrong , he is liable not only to be ill - spoken of but also to suffer bodily harm . To make mistakes is inevitable , but men find it hard to forgive . 254. When base men enter upon office , the ...
Page 115
... wrong - doers to the best of one's ability , and not neglect it . Such conduct is just and good , but the neglect of it is unjust and bad . 262 . Those who do what is deserving of exile or imprison- ment or other punishment must be ...
... wrong - doers to the best of one's ability , and not neglect it . Such conduct is just and good , but the neglect of it is unjust and bad . 262 . Those who do what is deserving of exile or imprison- ment or other punishment must be ...
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... wrong anyone unless wronged oneself is just ; for it is inevitable for the witness , even if he witnesses to the truth , nevertheless to wrong another in some way , and at the same time himself be wronged later , because of what he said ...
... wrong anyone unless wronged oneself is just ; for it is inevitable for the witness , even if he witnesses to the truth , nevertheless to wrong another in some way , and at the same time himself be wronged later , because of what he said ...
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