Haec atque hoc genus alia partim cum audiret a Diogene Crates, alia ipse sibimet suggereret, denique in forum exsilit, rem familiarem abicit velut onus stercoris magis labori quam usui, dein coetu facto maximum exclamat: Crates inquit Cratetem manu mittit: et exinde non modo solus, verum nudus et liber omnium, quoad vixit, beate vixit.
Crates heard these maxims and others like them from Diogenes, while others he thought out himself. Then he burst into the forum, threw away his property as if it were a load of dung, more burdensome than useful, and then with a crowd gathered around him he shouted in a loud voice, Crates liberates Crates. From then on, not just alone but naked and totally free, he lived happily for the rest of his life.
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