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Again his dictum about houses, that the same house is both beautiful and useful, was a lesson in the art of building houses as they ought to be.
He approached the problem thus:
When one means to have the right sort of house, must he contrive to make it as pleasant to live in and as useful as can be?
Again his dictum about houses, that the same house is both beautiful and useful, was a lesson in the art of building houses as they ought to be.
He approached the problem thus:
When one means to have the right sort of house, must he contrive to make it as pleasant to live in and as useful as can be?
Memorabilia. Xenophon. Edgar Carew Marchant (Translator). Cambridge, MA. 1923.
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