! Godlike

So you're scrolling fast down a page of yeah yeah those old Greek guys did they spend their time dreaming up quotes? there goes Democritus (460 - 370BC) (though of course he didn't know it was BC did he...?) saying 'It is godlike ever to think on something beautiful and on something new.' and just for a moment your mind stops mid-scroll: what was he wearing that day, was it warm, was he wearing the standard toga in off-white or Persil white, sandals I guess, writing with some kinda Greek reed-pen on some kinda tablet thing what he had mulled over, polished fit for posterity if there would be a posterity or had he just had this beautiful, new thought come to him in his beautiful, bright mind, the sun shining on the Acropolis up there, the scent of herbs from the sides of the hills, still green and wooded, feeling himself yes godlike and maybe saying a grateful thankyou to the Muse in Greek of course.