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On seeing an aristocrat who set great store on
the breadth of his purple band, Demonax, taking
hold of the garment and calling his attention to it,


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said in his ear: “A sheep wore this before you, and
he was but a sheep for all that!”

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When he was taking a bath and hesitated to
enter the steaming water, a man reproached him
with cowardice. “Tell me,’ said he, “was my
country at stake in the matter?”
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