Simonides, PMG 542.1–3

Classical Quarterly 49 (2):621-621 (1999)
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‘It is hard to become a truly good man': so Plato's Protagoras purports to understand the first line, and modern interpreters of the poem have followed him without exception.

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10.1093/cq/49.2.621

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