Still, to debar foreigners from enjoying the advantages of the city is altogether contrary to the laws of humanity.
Cicero: “Still, to debar foreigners from enjoying the advantages of the city is altogether contrary to the laws of humanity.”
Editor's note · Context
Cicero asserts that denying foreigners access to a city's advantages violates fundamental principles of humanity.
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