cum ADVPOS parv ADJ11ACCPFPOS aedes N33NOMSF s PRON54DATXC fundav V11PLUPACTIVESUB3S socrates N33NOMSM cui ADJ11NOMSMPOS non ADV fugi V31PRESACTIVEIND1S mort N33ACCSF si CONJ fam N11ACCSF adsequ V31PRESSUB1S et CONJ cedo V31PRESACTIVEIMP2S invidi N11GENSF dummodo CONJ absolv V31PRESPASSIVESUB1S cinis N31NOMSC ex PREPABL popul N21DATSM sic ADVPOS qu PRON10DATPX ut CONJ f V33PRESACTIVEINF0X sol V21PRESACTIVEIND3S quaes V31PRESACTIVEIND1S tam ADVPOS angust N11ACCSF tal N21LOCPM vir N23NOMSM pon V31PRESACTIVEIND2S dom N21ACCSF vtinam ADVPOS inqu V72PRESACTIVEIND3S ver N21LOCPM h PRON31ACCSF amic N11LOCPF impl V21PRESACTIVESUB1S
When Socrates had laid the foundations of a small house for himself'incidentally, I do not refuse to die that mans death if only I may achieve his fame, and, like him, I will submit to malice if my dust may be vindicated'one or other of the people, in the course of conversation usual on such occasions, remarked: What, so small a house for so great a man? I only wish, he replied, that I could fill it with real friends.
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