And yet of all men he has heaped most praises upon himself. He tells us that men of self-indulgent lives, when rebuked for it, used to say: ‘We ought not to be blamed; we are no Catos.’
And yet of all men he has heaped most praises upon himself. He tells us that men of self-indulgent lives, when rebuked for it, used to say: ‘We ought not to be blamed; we are no Catos.’
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