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This too of Socrates: when the criminal folly of the Athenians condemned him to death and with stout heart and steady countenance he took the drink of poison from the executioners hand and moved the cup to his lips, his wife Xanthippe amid weeping and wailing cried out that he would die innocent. What then, said he, did you think it better for me to die guilty? What immeasurable wisdom that in the very moment of departure from life could not forget itself!
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