...condition and a conclusion, the former is called the protasis, the latter the apodosis. 1. They report that Alexander said, " if I were not Alexander, I...There are innumerable things of the same kind which 1 could not endure, if I had not my friend Atticus as a partner of my pursuits. These things seem ridiculous...

...condition and a conclusion, the former is called the protasis, the latter the apodosis. 1. They report that Alexander said," If I were not Alexander, I would willingly be Diogenes." Alexander dico fero, " Nisi Alexander sum, sum libenter Diogenes." There are innumerable things of...

...philosophia bonum vulgaris facio, si prudens nascor, sapientia, qui in sui bonus habeo, perdo. They report that Alexander said, "If I were not Alexander, I would...of my pursuits. — These things seem ridiculous to thee, because thou art not on the spot; which if thou wert to see, thou couldst not help weeping. —...

...condition and a conclusion, the former is called the protasis, the latter the apodosis. 1. They report that Alexander said," If I were not Alexander, I would...things seem ridiculous to you, because you are not present, which if you were to see, you could not help weeping. If any one were to dig round these plane-trees...

...because you are not on the spot, which if you were to see, you could not help weeping. 1. They report that Alexander said, " If I were not Alexander, I would willingly be Diogenes." 2. And you will not be impoverishing your own stock if, as I hope, you relieve my want ; for if you...