Talk:Dio Chrysostom

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[edit] Query on Druids

On the position of the Druids among the Celts, Dion notes that

"Without the Druids, the Kings may neither do nor consult anything; so that in reality they are the Druids who reign, while the Kings, though they sit on golden thrones, dwell in spacious palaces, and feed on costly dishes, are only their ministers."

How is this information relevant to the article, life of Chrysostom, or any of his achievments? Stoa 07:11, 17 March 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Links added 14 Jan 08

Some of the links to the text of Dio that I just added a few minutes ago will lead for now to my homepage; but they should all be good within about 10 days, and it therefore seemed easier to pop 'em all in at once. Bill (talk) 18:22, 14 January 2008 (UTC)