Plato (427-347 BCE)
"The most astonishing thing of all, however, is what gets said about the gods and goodness--that the gods often assign misfortune and a terrible life to good people, and the opposite to the other type of person."
- From Republic (Chapter 2) by Plato, translated by Robin Waterfield (Oxford World's Classics, 2008).
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