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for he that whets his spear whets his courage, in a way, at the same time; for a man must be overcome with shame to be whetting his spear and yet feel himself a coward.
We must also have a good supply of lumber for 1 the chariots and the wagons, for from constant use many parts necessarily become defective. We must have also the most indispensable tools for all these purposes;
We must also have a good supply of lumber for 1 the chariots and the wagons, for from constant use many parts necessarily become defective. We must have also the most indispensable tools for all these purposes;
Cyropaedia. Xenophon. Walter Miller (Translator). Cambridge, MA. 1914.
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