Seneca: Socrates was ennobled by the hemlock draught. Wrench from Cato's hand his sword, the vindicator of liberty, and you depr

Socrates was ennobled by the hemlock draught. Wrench from Cato's hand his sword, — Seneca

Socrates was ennobled by the hemlock draught. Wrench from Cato's hand his sword, the vindicator of liberty, and you deprive him of the greatest share of his glory.

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