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Now a boy is of all wild beasts the most difficult
to manage. For by how much the more he has
the fountain of prudence not yet fitted up, he be-
comes crafty and keen, and the most insolent of
wild beasts. On this account it is necessary to bind
him, as it were, with many chains.
—Plato, The Laws
to manage. For by how much the more he has
the fountain of prudence not yet fitted up, he be-
comes crafty and keen, and the most insolent of
wild beasts. On this account it is necessary to bind
him, as it were, with many chains.
—Plato, The Laws
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