Note 33 — Chapter VI · FREETHOUGHT IN ANCIENT ROME
Reading edition
“It seems to me that, on the whole, among the educated and the rich, the indifferent must have been in the majority” (Boissier, p. 61). ↑
Reading edition
“It seems to me that, on the whole, among the educated and the rich, the indifferent must have been in the majority” (Boissier, p. 61). ↑