other · Issue No. 6, June 1950 · p. 24
Socrates' Wife
امرأة سقراط
Socrates said to his wife, when she grieved at his being put to death: 'What is this weeping?'
She said: 'I weep... because you are being killed unjustly!'
He answered her: 'O woman of feeble judgment... would you have wanted me to be killed justly?'
قال سقراط لامرأته حين جزعت لقتله : « ما هذا البكاء ؟ »
قالت : « اني ابكي ... لانك تقتل مظلوماً ! »
فاجابها : « يا عاجزة الرأي ... أكنت تريدين ان أُقتل بحق ؟ »
Translation and transcription are machine-made and may contain errors. See it on the page.