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That Every Good Man is Free

Philo of Alexandria · Parte 134

[134] Moreover the tragic writer, Ion, mentions the contentious spirit of those birds in the following lines: / "Nor though wounded in each limb, / Nor though his eyes with blows are dim, / Will he forget his might;. / But still, though much fatigued, will crow, / Preferring death to undergo / Than slavery, or slight."