梭仑环顾四周，看到了他身边无数的财宝和数不尽的财富，说：“谁是你知道的最幸福，最幸运的人？”

Solon, as he looked around at his fabulous wealth and great good fortune, "who do you think is the happiest," he said, "fortunate man you ever knew?"

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柏拉图从梭仑的孙子，年轻的赛提亚那里记下和修饰了这个故事。

Plato recorded and embellished the story from Solon's grandson Critias the Younger.

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But in any case, that's why Solon's pamphlets are written in poetry  and apparently in really good poetry.

无论如何,这就是为何梭仑的小册子,要以诗歌的形式写出,而且显然是很好的诗歌

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The final document I want to use to make the point here comes from precisely the poems of Solon.

我陈述此观点所用的最后一份文献资料,来自梭仑的诗歌

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So, to summarize, the happiest, the most fortunate man that Solon ever knew was a dead Athenian that nobody ever heard of.

总而言之,梭仑所说的,最幸福最幸运的人,是个无人知晓的已故雅典人

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