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to extend the benefits of my instruction; 1
should have civilized them, but savage,
whose distorted carcase no garment could
make straight, declared that such polished
tailors as were useless luxury i'll repub-
lie, and malevolently caused me to be ban
ished--this is the gratitude of republics!


returned to Crotona and set up shop;
throve, but, like good patriot, my heart
yearned for my native land. thought | had
punished it enough A citizen of Crotena
had occasion to go upon a journey; knowing
my extreme virtue, he deposited his gold in
my hands. Before he returned, All oppor-
tunity offered to me of going into Egypt; !
went, but in the hurry Of my departure tor
got to leave the gold behind: the trash new
er entered into my mind. recollected it
when | arrived into Egypt, and literally
distributed it among the wretches who cal
led themselves my creditors | laid an ac-
count of my noble actions before the king,
but the king inclined to the advice of his
evil counsellors, and would not listen to me
to me who had saved his thronc-such is
the munlieence of kings.


Abandoned, neglected, plundered and
trodden down by all, was obliged to drudge
at my trade till my death, and now am bu-
ried without a monument. | who have
taught geometry to the Egyptians-van-
+, quished the Ethiopians; civilized the Greeks
and Romans, and been crowned conqueror
at the Olympic games, lie Mere in COM
mon mummy pit!