And she, by him deserted, mischief plots.”
Euripides having, besides, said in the Medea:
“For no good do a bad man’s gifts,”—
Sophocles in Ajax Flagellifer utters this iambic:
“For foes’ gifts are no gifts, nor any boon.”[924]
Solon having written:
“For surfeit insolence begets,
When store of wealth attends.”
Theognis writes in the same way:
“For surfeit insolence begets,