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Archytas of Tarentum plunged deep into the precepts of Pythagoras at Metapontum and after much labour and a long time embraced a solid structure of learning. On returning to his country he proceeded to revisit his rural property and found it gone to wrack and ruin through the negligence of the bailiff. Looking at the delinquent, he said: I should chastise you if I were not angry with you. For he preferred to let the man go unpunished rather than punish him to excess because of his anger.
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