“Servants should be like hands, feet and eyes; while a master should be like a mouth.* Hearing of this (ideal) way of love (between a master and his servants) good poets offer their tribute to the same.” (306) appearing to accept and appropriate the whole of it to itself, equitably distributes the benefit of it to all the organs by nourishing and revitalizing them in due proportion, so should a master while taking service from his servants and giving none to them in return should nourish them and keep them whole.