The Virtue Of The Good

Every Wicked Man Is In Ignorance As To What He Ought To Do, And From What To Abstain, And It Is Because Of Error Such As This That Men Become Unjust And, In A Word, Wicked.

It Is The Repeated Performance Of Just And Temperate Actions That Produces Virtue.

There Is Simple Ignorance, Which Is The Source Of Lighter Offenses, And Double Ignorance, Which Is Accompanied By A Conceit Of Wisdom.

When Pleasure Is At The Bar The Jury Is Not Impartial.

All Men By Nature Desire Knowledge.