Ἀπολαύειν
to enjoy; to reap [the results of]
Translated by Jennifer Benedict24 Feb 2001Vetting: high6 revisions
Translation
[Used] with a genitive.
They applya)polau/ein not only to pleasures, but also to their opposites, as [does] Isocrates: "I fear that I shall reap a bad reward."1
And Marcellinus says [this] about Thucydides: "neither Kleon nor Brasidas, the cause of the misfortune, enjoyed reproach, as [they] would [have had] if the author were angered."2
They apply
And Marcellinus says [this] about Thucydides: "neither Kleon nor Brasidas, the cause of the misfortune, enjoyed reproach, as [they] would [have had] if the author were angered."2