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Philosophy

congratulate you, Parrhesiades; you are unanimously acquitted, and are henceforth one of us.

Parrhesiades

Your humble servant. Or no, I must find more tragic words to fit the solemnity of the occasion:

Victorious might
My lifes path light,
And ever strew with garlands bright!
v.1.p.224

Virtue

Well, now we come to our second course; let us have in the other people and try them for their insults. Parrhesiades shall accuse them each in turn.

Parrhesiades

Well said, Virtue. Syllogism, my boy, put your head out over the city and summon the philosophers.

Syllogism

Oyez, oyez! All philosophers to the Acropolis to make their defence before Virtue, Philosophy, and Justice.

Parrhesiades

The proclamation does not bring them in flocks, does it? They have their reasons for keeping clear of Justice. And a good many of them are too busy with their rich friends. If you want them all to come, Syllogism, I will tell you what to say.

Philosophy

No, no; call them yourself, Parrhesiades, in your own way.

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