It Is Homer Who Has Chiefly Taught

A State Is Not A Mere Society, Having A Common Place, Established For The Prevention Of Mutual Crime And For The Sake Of Exchange. Political Society Exists For The Sake Of Noble Actions, And Not Mere Companionship.

Happiness Is Self-connectedness.

The Misanthrope, As An Essentially Solitary Man, Is Not A Man At All: He Must Be A Beast Or A God.

We Must As Second Best, As People Say, Take The Least Of The Evils.

Prayers And Sacrifices Are Of No Avail.