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e very clever; but I do not know muchof him, for foreign poets are very little read among the Cretans.Megillus. But they are in Lacedaemon, and he appears to be theprince of them all; the manner of life, however, which he describes isnot Spartan, but rather Ionian, and he seems quite to confirm what youare saying,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], when he traces up the ancient state of mankind by the helpof tradition to barbarism.Ath. Yes, he does confirm it; and we may accept his witness to thefact that such forms of government sometimes arise.Cle. We may.Ath. And were not such states composed of men who had been dispersedin single habitations and families by the poverty which attended thedevastations; and did not the eldest then rule among them,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], becausewith them government originated in the authority of a father and amother, whom, like a flock of birds, they followed,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], forming onetroop under the patriarchal rule and sovereignty of their parents,which of all sovereignties is the most just?Cle. Very true.Ath. After this they came together in greater numbers, and increasedthe size of their cities, and betook themselves to husbandry, first ofall at the foot of the mountains, and made enclosures of loose wallsand works of defence, in order to keep off wild beasts; thuscreating a single large and common habitation.Cle. Yes; at least we may suppose so.Ath. There is another thing which would probably happen.Cle. What?Ath. When these larger habitations grew up out of the lesseroriginal ones,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], each of the lesser ones w
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