 | Encyclopaedia Perthensis - 1816 - 750 pages
...while t'.ey cut off the wicked ; but when they be¿an to deftroy men of fortune and family, then lie owned he had differed with them, which he conceived to be no crime againft the ftate. While Theramenes was fpeaking, Critias withdrew, perceiving that the fenate vert? thoroughly convinced... | |
 | 1816 - 740 pages
...wicked ; but wiu.n they began to deftroy men of forlune an>l family, then he owned he had difi'cred with them, which he conceived to be no crime againft the ftate. Y/hile Theramenes was fpi-aking, Critias withdrew, perceiving that the f'-mte were thoroughly convinced... | |
 | 1823 - 894 pages
...he had never opposed their measures while they cut off the wicked ; but when they began to destroy men of fortune and family, then he owned he had differed with them, which he conceived to be no crime against the state. ,¿5 While Theramenes was speaking, Critias withdrew, Thereperceiving that the senate... | |
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He faid that it was folely with this view he made the peace with Sparta, and accepted the office of one of the thirty : that he had never oppofed their... 