Law Is Mind Without Reason.

We Have Divided The Virtues Of The Soul Into Two Groups, The Virtues Of The Character And The Virtues Of The Intellect.

The Virtues [moral Excellence] Therefore Are Engendered In Us Neither By Nature Nor Yet In Violation Of Nature; Nature Gives Us The Capacity To Receive Them, And This Capacity Is Brought To Maturity By Habit.

Of Mankind In General, The Parts Are Greater Than The Whole.

Moral Qualities Are So Constituted As To Be Destroyed By Excess And By Deficiency . . .

Every Realm Of Nature Is Marvelous.