English, asked by ishtanshpalanshupal, 6 hours ago

I AM CITIZENS,NOT OF ATHENS OR GREECE ,BUT OF THE WORLD THESE LINE ARE TAKEN FROM WHICH POEM.

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Answered by rajatehillah

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The famous words uttered by Socrates"I am citizen not of Athens or Greece but of the world" can be related to the poem of James Kirkup, "No Men Are Foreign

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