 | 1761 - 544 pages
...ferene and eafy; Axioch. You have drawn me over, Socrates, to your opinion by your difcourfe ; I am now no longer fearful of death, but ambitious of it, and impatient for it : my mind is trafifported into fublime thoughts, and I run the eternal and divine circle. I have difengaged... | |
 | 1798 - 666 pages
...eafy. — " Axioch. You have drawn me'over, Socrates, to your opinion by your difcourfe ; I am now no longer fearful of death, but ambitious of it, and impatient for it : my mind is tranfported into fublime thoughts, and I run the eternal and divine circle. I have difengaged... | |
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... nor old age. You will enjoy a ftate of tranquillity, and freedom from evil, a ftate perpetually ferene and eafy; Axioch. You have drawn me over, Socrates, to your opinion by your difcourfe ; I am now no longer fearful of death, but ambitious of it,... 