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Studies of the Greek Poets (Vol 2 of 2)

Note 105 — Chapter XVI · THE FRAGMENTS OF THE LOST TRAGIC POETS.

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What gain we by insulting mere dead men? What profit win taunts cast at voiceless clay? For when the sense that can discern things sweet And things offensive is corrupt and fled, The body takes the rank of mere deaf stone.

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