 | John Aikin - 1802 - 686 trang
...hurt your father." Hearing one of his friends lament that he should not die in his own country, he said, " Be not uneasy ; from every place there is a passage to the regions below." To one who asked him how he might take the greatest revenge upon his enemy, he answered, " By being... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1813 - 562 trang
...speak well of you." Hearing one of his friends lament that he should not die in his own country, he said, " Be not uneasy ; from every place there is a passage to the regions below." " Would you be revenged upon your enemy," said Diogenes, " be virtuous, that he may have nothing to... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1813 - 560 trang
...speak well of you." Hearing one of his friends lament that he should_not die in his own country, he said, " Be not uneasy ; from every place there is a passage to the regions below." " Would you be revenged upon your enemy," said Diogenes, " be virtuous, that he may have nothing to... | |
 | Johann Jakob Brucker, William Enfield - 1819 - 540 trang
...speak well of you." Hearing one of his friends lament that he should not die in his own country, he said, " Be not uneasy ; from every place there is a passage to the regions below." " Would you be revenged upon your enemy," said Diogenes, " be virtuous, that he may have nothing to... | |
 | Walter Balfour - 1829 - 442 trang
...after death. Diogenes " hearing one of his friends lament that he should not die in his own country, he said ' be not uneasy ; from every place there is a passage to the regions below,'" p. 329. And on p. 332, says — "in Menedemus, of -Lampsacus, .the spirit of the Cynic sect degenerated... | |
 | Chambers W. and R., ltd - 1838 - 332 trang
...sup when Alexander pleases." Hearing one complain that he should not die in his native country, he said, " Be not uneasy ; from every place there is...waste ; I as well as the wine would have been lost." Being interrogated what benefit he reaped from his laborious philosophical researches, and his pursuit... | |
 | sir William Cathcart Boyd - 1843 - 444 trang
...to speak well of you." Hearing one of his friends lament that he should not die in his country, he said, " be not uneasy ; from every place there is a passage to the regions below." " Would you be revenged on your enemy ?" said this philosopher, " be virtuous, that he may have nothing... | |
 | John William Kirton - 1867 - 528 trang
...ANCIENT PHILOSOPHER. — Diogenes, being presented at a feast with a large goblet of wine, threw it on the ground. When blamed for wasting so much good liquor,...waste ; I as well as the wine would have been lost." A NOBLE BOY. — A little drummer-boy, who had become a great favourite with many of the officers by... | |
 | George Washington Bungay - 1873 - 334 trang
...velocipedes! " WASTED. — Diogenes, being presented at a feast with a goblet of wine, threw it on the ground. When blamed for wasting so much good liquor,...he answered, "Had I drunk it, there would have been a double waste, — I as well as the wine would have been lost." OLD ENOUGH. — " Ma, let me join... | |
 | Walter Baxendale - 1888 - 708 trang
...DRUNKENNESS, rebuked. Diogenes, being presented at a feast with a large goblet of wine, threw it on the ground. When blamed for wasting so much good liquor,...waste. I as well as the wine would have been lost ! " 1743. DRUNKENNESS, rebuked. Anachonis, the philosopher, being asked by what means a man might best... | |
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Being presented at a feast with a large goblet of wine, he threw it upon the ground. When blamed for wasting so much good liquor, he answered, " Had I drunk it, there would have been double waste ; I as well as the wine would have been lost. 
