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And again, obedience he thought would be 1 most deeply impressed upon his attendants, if he showed that he honoured those who unhesitatingly obeyed more than those who thought they exhibited the greatest and most elaborate virtues. And thus he continued throughout to judge and to act.
And again, obedience he thought would be 1 most deeply impressed upon his attendants, if he showed that he honoured those who unhesitatingly obeyed more than those who thought they exhibited the greatest and most elaborate virtues. And thus he continued throughout to judge and to act.
Cyropaedia. Xenophon. Walter Miller (Translator). Cambridge, MA. 1914.
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