previous next   They would say, I fancy, that the man was crazy
and, because he had read something in a book or had stumbled
upon some medicines, imagined that he was a physician when he
really had no knowledge of the art.  And what if someone should
go to Sophocles or Euripides and should say that he knew how to
make very long speeches about a small matter, and very short
ones about a great affair, and pitiful utterances, if he wished,
and again terrible and threatening ones, and all  Creative
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