All Men Seek One Goal: Success Or

We Become Just By The Practice Of Just Actions.

Rightness In Our Choice Of An End Is Secured By [moral] Virtue.

The High-minded Man Is Fond Of Conferring Benefits, But It Shames Him To Receive Them.

But Since There Is But One Aim For The Entire State, It Follows That Education Must Be One And The Same For All, And That The Responsibility For It Must Be A Public One, Not The Private Affair Which It Now Is, Each Man Looking After His Own Children And Teaching Them Privately Whatever Private Curriculum He Thinks They Ought To Study.

Men Become Builders By Building And Lyreplayers By Playing The Lyre; So Too We Become Just By Doing Just Acts, Temperate By Doing Temperate Acts, Brave By Doing Brave Acts.