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Haven’t you noticed that I never cease to declare my notions of what is just?
And how can you call that an account?
I declare them by my deeds, anyhow, if not by my words. Don’t you think that deeds are better evidence than words?
Yes, much better, of course; for many say what is just and do what is unjust; but no one who does what is just can be unjust.
And how can you call that an account?
I declare them by my deeds, anyhow, if not by my words. Don’t you think that deeds are better evidence than words?
Yes, much better, of course; for many say what is just and do what is unjust; but no one who does what is just can be unjust.
Memorabilia. Xenophon. Edgar Carew Marchant (Translator). Cambridge, MA. 1923.
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