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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from The Economist by Xenophon: motion, that was so great a characteristic of the Greek ideal (cf.
xi. 16, {metarruthmizo})," and much more equally to the point.
[37] "Just as a chorus, the while its dancers weave a circling dance."
[38] Or, "contrasting with the movement and the mazes of the dance, a
void appears serene and beautiful."
"The truth of what I say, we easily can test, my wife," I added, "by
direct experiment, and that too without cost at all or even serious
trouble.[39] Nor need you now distress yourself, my wife, to think how
hard it will be to discover some one who has wit enough to learn the
places for the several things and memory to take and place them there.
We know, I fancy, that the goods of various sorts contained in the
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