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On the Embassy to Gaius

Philo of Alexandria · Parte 83

[83] And individually it renders each man better, and alters populous families and households, leading them from a squalid and laborious life of vexation to a course of relaxation and cheerful happiness, and causing to every city on earth, both Grecian and barbarian, incessant festivity, and mirth, and [10] entertainment, and revelry; for of all these things is good wine the cause.