Sunday, October 04, 2015
A Fool
Euripides, fragment 193 (from Antiope; probably Amphion speaking; tr. Christopher Collard and Martin Cropp):
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Whoever is very active when he may be inactive,Related posts:
is a fool, when he may live pleasurably without activity.
ὅστις δὲ πράσσει πολλὰ μὴ πράσσειν παρόν,
μῶρος, παρὸν ζῆν ἡδέως ἀπράγμονα.
- Laziness as a Good Quality
- On Laziness
- To Loaf
- Kayf
- Slackers
- Planet of the Apes
- Ode to Indolence
- The More Idle, the More Deserving
- Work and Leisure
- Praise of Laziness
- Lazy Man's Song
- Exquisite Pregnant Idleness
- How Can I Work?
- Dolce Far Niente
- Weekdays of Unfreedom
- The Dreary Vacuum of Idleness
- Idleness and Business
- Archilochus on the Idle Life
- Idleness
- Futile Work
- Otium Cum Dignitate
