These Virtues Are Formed In Man By

. . . Political Society Exists For The Sake Of Noble Actions, And Not Of Mere Companionship.

The Most Beautiful Colors Laid On At Random, Give Less Pleasure Than A Black-and-white Drawing.

Gentleness Is The Ability To Bear Reproaches And Slights With Moderation, And Not To Embark On Revenge Quickly, And Not To Be Easily Provoked To Anger, But Be Free From Bitterness And Contentiousness, Having Tranquility And Stability In The Spirit.

It May Be Argued That Peoples For Whom Philosophers Legislate Are Always Prosperous.

The Best Tragedies Are Conflicts Between A Hero And His Destiny.