Plato Quotes

The Story Is, That Leontius, The Son Of Aglaion, Coming Up One Day From The Piraeus, Under The North Wall On The Outside, Observed Some Dead Bodies Lying On The Ground At The Place Of Execution. He Felt A Desire To See Them, And Also A Dread And Abhorrence Of Them; For A Time He Struggled And Covered His Eyes, But At Length The Desire Got The Better Of Him; And Forcing Them Open, He Ran Up To The Dead Bodies, Saying, Look, Ye Wretches, Take Your Fill Of The Fair Sight.

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