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Corinth (Greece) (search for this): letter 3
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Delphi (Greece) (search for this): letter 3
“Plato to Dionysius wishes joy!” If I wrote thus,
should I be hitting on the best mode of address? Or rather, by writing, according to my custom, “Wishes well-doing,” this being my usual mode of address, in my letters to my friends? You, indeed,—as was reported by the spectators then present—addressed even the God himself at Delphi in this same flattering phrase, and wrote, as they say, this verse—I wish you joy! And may you always keepThe tyrant's life a life of pleasantness.
But as for me, I would not call upon a man, and much less a god, and bid him enjoy himself—a god, because I would be imposing a task contrary to his nature (since the Deity has his abode far beyond pleasure or pain),—nor yet a man, because pleasure and pain generate mischief for the most part, since they breed in the soul mental sloth and forgetfulness and witlessness and insolence.This discussion of the proper form of address is suspiciously like Plat. Charm. 164d. Let such, then, be my declarati
Troy (Turkey) (search for this): letter 3
Syracuse (Italy) (search for this): letter 3
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361 BC (search for this): letter 3