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14 And yet, just as those who have drunk bitter and evil-smelling drugs are disgusted with the cups as well, so those who bear ill tidings cause disgust and hatred in those who hear them. Therefore SophoclesAntigone, 317-319: Creon and the Guard who brings news of the attempted burial of Polyneices are the speakers. has very neatly raised the question: Gu. Is it in ear or soul that you are stung?- Cr. But why seek to define where lies my pain?- Gu. The doer grieves your heart, I but your ears. Be that as it may, speakers also cause pain, just as doers do, but none the less there is no checking or chastening a loose tongue.

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