By Myth I Mean The Arrangement Of

It Is Not Sufficient To Know What One Ought To Say, But One Must Also Know How To Say It.

The Soul Consists Of Two Parts, One Irrational And The Other Capable Of Reason. (whether These Two Parts Are Really Distinct In The Sense That The Parts Of The Body Or Of Any Other Divisible Whole Are Distinct, Or Whether Though Distinguishable In Thought As Two They Are Inseparable In Reality, Like The Convex And Concave Of A Curve, Is A Question Of No Importance For The Matter In Hand.)

Wicked Me Obey From Fear; Good Men,from Love.

We Do Not Act Rightly Because We Have Virtue Or Excellence. But They Hesitate, Waiting For The Other Fellow To Make The First Move-and He, In Turn, Waits For You.

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