Libro · The Republic
Pagina 636 di 1391
Autore: Plato
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In so much that they most reverently saluted the vilest and most
abject of them for lords-passing over the ambassadors themselves
without any honour, judging them by their wearing of golden
chains to be bondmen. You should have seen children also, that
had cast away their pearls and precious stones, when they saw the
like sticking upon the ambassadors' caps, dig and push their
mothers under the sides, saying thus to them-"Look, though he
were a little child still." But the mother; yea and that also in
good earnest: "Peace, son," saith she, "I think he be some of the
ambassadors' fools."')
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