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Xenephon on Socrates, the Educator

From Xenephon’s Memorabilia translated by H. G. Dakyns: Such was Socrates; so helpful under all circumstances and in every way that no observer, gifted with ordinary sensibility, could fail to appreciate the fact, that to be with Socrates, and to spend long time in his society (no matter where or …

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T. Matthew Meyer July 9, 2016 July 9, 2016Ancient Wisdom Ancient Wisdom, Memorabilia, socrates, wisdom, Xenephon 0
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