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What is wanting then that we should judge it public insanity to punish by general consent the greatest of merits like the worst of offences and to repay benefactions with injuries? That should seem intolerable anywhere, but particularly in Athens, in which city prosecution of ingrates was legalized and rightly so, since whoever neglects to make equal return to a benefactor abolishes the interplay of giving and receiving benefits without which life would be hardly livable.
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