Odysseus draws the last lot. Worn out by ambition, he searches a long time for the life of a private man with no cares, which everyone else had passed over. He says he would have chosen it even with the first pick.
From The Republic by Plato
Odysseus draws the last lot. Worn out by ambition, he searches a long time for the life of a private man with no cares, which everyone else had passed over. He says he would have chosen it even with the first pick.
From The Republic by Plato
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