Lives of the Eminent Philosophers/Book VI - Wikisource, the free online library

Antisthenes[edit] 1. Antisthenes,[1] the son of Antisthenes, was an Athenian. It was said, however, that he was not of pure Attic blood. Hence his reply to one who taunted him with this: "The mother of the gods too is a Phrygian."[2] For his mother was supposed to have been a Thracian. Hence it was that, when he had distinguished himself in the battle of Tanagra,[3] he gave Socrates occasion to re

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ギリシア哲学者列伝の英訳。これの69にディオゲネスの例の逸話。