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1 1 |       ought, is happy; and this holds of men and animals—of individuals
2 4 |  justice, he who would be happy holds fast, and follows in her
3 5 |  control, or both. And the same holds of the diseased and healthy
4 7 |       am not mistaken, the like holds—he who has these double
5 7 |        all; and the same remark holds good of the study of the
6 8 |       of the beloved; the other holds the desire of the body to
7 8 | daughter the same unwritten law holds, and is a most perfect safeguard,
8 10|       to be endured, and he who holds this opinion may be fairly
9 10|     punished. But the other who holds the same opinions and is