Quote by Aristophanes

By words the mind is winged.

By words the mind is winged.

Summary

This quote suggests that words have the power to stimulate and engage the mind. Just as wings allow a bird to take flight and explore new horizons, words have the ability to expand the boundaries of our thinking and imagination. Through language, concepts and ideas come to life, enabling us to communicate, reflect, and understand the world in profound ways. Overall, this quote emphasizes the transformative quality of words, allowing our thoughts to soar beyond our physical limitations.

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