. An non omnium laudatorum facinoru

. An non omnium laudatorum facinorum seges ac fons est bellum? Porro quid stultius, quam ob causas, nescio quas, certamen eiusmodi suscipere, unde pars utraque semper plus aufert incommodi quam boni? Nam eorum qui cadunt, veluti Megarensium oudeis logos. Dein cum iam utrimque constitere ferratæ acies, et rauco crepuerunt cornua cantu, quis, oro, Sapientum istorum usus, qui studiis exhausti, vix tenui frigidoque sanguine spiritum ducunt, crassis ac pinguibus opus est, quibus quam plurimum adsit audaciæ, mentis quam minimum. Nisi si quis Demosthenem militem malit, qui Archilochi sequutus consilium, vix conspectis hostibus, abiecto clypeo fugit tam ignavus miles, quam orator sapiens. Sed consilium, inquiunt, in bellis plurimum habet momenti. Equidem fateor in duce, verum id quidem militare, non philosophicum, alioqui parasitis, lenonibus, latronibus, sicariis, agricolis, stupidis, obæratis, et huiusmodi mortalium fece res tam præclara geritur, non Philosophis lucernariis.

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. And is not war the very root of all famed enterprises? And what can be more foolish than to undertake it, I know not what, to support the struggle of this kind, from which a part of both of them more than they get by the bargain? For those who fall, as Megarans Oude logos. Then, as now, on both sides, had taken their stand Ferrata set in, and the horns of the song of the hoarse were broken in pieces, who will, I pray thee, to the wise of these uses, which studies have been exhausted, can hardly lead to the spirit of the blood is cold and thin, thick and of fat is necessary, and what is best for the hardiness of the present, of the mind as little as possible. Unless perhaps one had rather choose Demosthenes for a soldier, who had followed the counsel of Archilochus, that scarce a sight of the enemy, having cast away the shield of the soldier a coward fled, as well, a wise man than an orator. But counsel, they say, in matters of war. For my part, I confess that in a guide, but it did not come to fight, not philosophically, otherwise parasites, pimps, thieves, assassins, and to farmers, stupid, spendthrifts, and the dregs of this kind of thing is so well versed reach of mortal men, not philosophers;.