Book · The Republic
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Author: Plato
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May I ask, Cephalus, whether your fortune was for the most part
inherited or acquired by you?
Acquired! Socrates; do you want to know how much I acquired? In
the art of making money I have been midway between my father and
grandfather: for my grandfather, whose name I bear, doubled and
trebled the value of his patrimony, that which he inherited being
much what I possess now; but my father Lysanias reduced the
property below what it is at present: and I shall be satisfied if
I leave to these my sons not less but a little more than I
received.
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