The Principle Aim Of Gymnastics

He Who Has Conferred A Benefit On Anyone From Motives Of Love Or Honor Will Feel Pain, If He Sees That The Benefit Is Received Without Gratitude.

And, Speaking Generally, Passion Seems Not To Be Amenable To Reason, But Only To Force.

Rhetoric Is The Counterpart Of Logic; Since Both Are Conversant With Subjects Of Such A Nature As It Is The Business Of All To Have A Certain Knowledge Of, And Which Belong To No Distinct Science. Wherefore All Men In Some Way Participate Of Both; Since All, To A Certain Extent, Attempt, As Well To Sift, As To Maintain An Argument; As Well To Defend Themselves, As To Impeach.

Man First Begins To Philosophize When The Necessities Of Life Are Supplied.

Every Virtue Is A Mean Between Two Extremes, Each Of Which Is A Vice.