It is not granted to know which man took up arms with more right on his side. Each pleads his cause before a great judge: the winning cause pleased the gods, but the losing one pleased Cato.


Pharsalia bk. 1, l. 128


It is not granted to know which man took up arms with more right on his side. Each pleads his cause before a great judge: the winning cause pleased...

It is not granted to know which man took up arms with more right on his side. Each pleads his cause before a great judge: the winning cause pleased...

It is not granted to know which man took up arms with more right on his side. Each pleads his cause before a great judge: the winning cause pleased...

It is not granted to know which man took up arms with more right on his side. Each pleads his cause before a great judge: the winning cause pleased...