Philo Quote

Homer often calls kings shepherds of the people, but nature more accurately applies the title to the good, since kings are more often in the position of the sheep than of the shepherd. They are led by strong drink and good looks and by baked meats and savory dishes and the dainties produced by cooks and confectioners, to say nothing of their craving for silver and gold and grander ambitions.

31. - Every Good Man is Free

Homer often calls kings shepherds of the people, but nature more accurately applies the title to the good, since kings are more often in the position ...

Homer often calls kings shepherds of the people, but nature more accurately applies the title to the good, since kings are more often in the position ...

Homer often calls kings shepherds of the people, but nature more accurately applies the title to the good, since kings are more often in the position ...

Homer often calls kings shepherds of the people, but nature more accurately applies the title to the good, since kings are more often in the position ...