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Автор: Plato

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For the true philosopher despises earthly strife; his eye is
fixed on the eternal order in accordance with which he moulds
himself into the Divine image (and not himself only, but other
men), and is the creator of the virtues private as well as
public. When mankind see that the happiness of states is only to
be found in that image, will they be angry with us for attempting
to delineate it? 'Certainly not. But what will be the process of
delineation?' The artist will do nothing until he has made a
tabula rasa; on this he will inscribe the constitution of a
state, glancing often at the divine truth of nature, and from
that deriving the godlike among men, mingling the two elements,
rubbing out and painting in, until there is a perfect harmony or
fusion of the divine and human. But perhaps the world will doubt
the existence of such an artist. What will they doubt?

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