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Apophthegmata Laconica
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Original / primary: Perseus Eng3
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Agis, the last of the kings of Sparta, was arrested as the result of treachery and condemned by the Ephors without a trial. As he was being led away to the halter he saw one of the officers weeping, and said,
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Stop your weeping for me, man. For in spite of my being put to death in such defiance of law and justice, I am superior to those who are taking my life.
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With these words he willingly offered his neck for the noose.
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