起初，克罗伊斯沉默不语。但是，当塞勒斯温和地重复了一遍他的问题后，他把索伦拜访他的宫殿以及所说的一切都娓娓道来。这段话深深地打动了塞勒斯。他想起了那句话“没有人能够知道自己将会遭遇什么样的不幸，或者所有的荣耀将会被什么样的悲惨所取代。”因此，他想知道是否有一天，他也会失去现在的权势，落在敌人的手中绝望地挣扎。
“总之，”他说道，“对于那些身陷不幸的人们是否应该给予仁慈和友爱？我要像其他人对我那样对待克罗伊斯。”于是，他让克罗伊斯重获自由，并且从此以后像对待最敬重的朋友那样对待他。
“as rich as croesus”
some thousands of years ago there lived in asia a king e, but its people croesus had everything that could make him happy—lands and houses and slaves, fine clothing to s to look at. he could not think of anything that he needed to make him more comfortable or contented. “i am the happiest man in the reat man from across the sea in asia. the name of this man hest praise that could be given to a learned man uest. he led solon through his palace and shorand rooms, the fine carpets, the soft couches, the rich furniture, the pictures, the books. then he invited him out to see his gardens and his orchards and his stables; and he shos that he had collected from all parts of the as the together, the king said to his guest, “tell me noen?” he expected that solon an inute, and then he said, “i have in mind a poor man e en.”
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