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On Drunkenness

Philo of Alexandria · Parte 129

[129] for it is inevitable that he must either make one in the solemn procession and enter the tabernacle, being about to perform [67] the rites which may not be seen, or else, that approaching the altar he must offer sacrifices of gratitude for all the public and private blessings which have been showered upon him; and these things require sobriety and great presence of mind.