Let us be ruled by these Nietzschean strong souls, we cravenly feel, who are too busy living well to entertain cowardly moral scruples.
They were ultimately mortal — a point underscored in the opening lines of the Iliad, in which "strong souls of heroes" are "hurled in their multitudes to the house of Hades"— but fame gave them a kind of immortality.
Lines 1-21 Wrath – sing, goddess, of the ruinous wrath of Peleus' son Achilles, that inflicted woes without number upon the Achaeans, hurled forth to Hades many strong souls of warriors and rendered their bodies prey for the dogs, for all birds, and the will of Zeus was accomplished; sing from when they two first stood in conflict – Atreus' son, lord of men, and godlike Achilles.
The poets must not imitate (see 388c3 for the term) gods or men suffering any extremes of emotion, including hilarity, for the strong souls are not overpowered by any emotion, let along any bodily desire.
Courageous people are said, for instance in Herodotus and Thucydides, to have enduring or strong souls (cf. Laches' second definition of the virtue that is courage, in Plato's Laches 192c, as "strength of the soul"; also relevant is Pindar, Pythian 1.47-8 1.47-8ding in battle with an enduring standing
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I have a strong soul," he growls.
His strong soul will never be forgotten.
He told one woman that she was a "strong soul," then left saying, "God bless".
(Also on the eight-act bill, notably, was the strong soul singer Martha Redbone, joined by the flutist Joseph FireCrow).
A spirited, intelligent and strong soul, Mary Ann left an indelible impression on friends, neighbors, and colleagues, all of who will no doubt miss her quick wit and compassion.
