
The ‘mass of men’ reveal their utter servility by preferring a life fit only for cattle; yet their views gain a degree of plausibility from the fact that many of those in high places share the taste of Sardanapalus.
Aristotle, Nicomachean Ethics
The ‘mass of men’ reveal their utter servility by preferring a life fit only for cattle; yet their views gain a degree of plausibility from the fact that many of those in high places share the taste of Sardanapalus.
Aristotle, Nicomachean Ethics