The Evil Implanted In Man By Nature

It Is As Hard For The Good To Suspect Evil, As It Is For The Bad To Suspect Good.

No Man In His Senses Will Dance.

The Nobler A Man, The Harder It Is For Him To Suspect Inferiority In Others.

For Out Of Such An Ungoverned Populace One Is Usually Chosen As A Leader, Someone Bold And Unscrupulous Who Curries Favor With The People By Giving Them Other Men's Property. To Such A Man The Protection Of Public Office Is Given, And Continually Renewed. He Emerges As A Tyrant Over The Very People Who Raised Him To Power.

A Man Has No Enemy Worse Than Himself.