In the canon
Conversations of Socrates
- Form
- Form Philosophy
- Year
- Year 371 BCE
- Originally in
- Originally in Ancient Greek
- Pages
- Pages 400
At a dinner party in Athens, Socrates argues in earnest that he is the handsomest man there: bulging eyes that see round corners, flared nostrils that catch a scent from anywhere, a wide mouth built for kissing. The vote goes against him unanimously, and he grumbles the judges were bought.
To have no wants at all is, to my mind, an attribute of Godhead
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