Εὐγενής
well-born, noble
Translated by Catharine Roth4 Dec 2006Vetting: high8 revisions
Translation
In respect of1 family or of fatherland.
"At the end, when it was necessary to hand over their weapons, there was a noble lamentation, and a desire of soul for freedom came over the multitude."2
Sophocles [writes]: "but the well-born man must either live well or die well; you have heard the whole story."3
"At the end, when it was necessary to hand over their weapons, there was a noble lamentation, and a desire of soul for freedom came over the multitude."2
Sophocles [writes]: "but the well-born man must either live well or die well; you have heard the whole story."3