Against Other Things It Is Possible To

All Sensations Are True; Pleasure Is Our Natural Goal.

An Irreligious Man Is Not One Who Denies The Gods Of The Majority, But One Who Applies To The Gods The Opinions Of The Majority. For What Most Men Say About The Gods Are Not Ideas Derived From Sensation, But False Opinions, According To Which The Greatest Evils Come To The Wicked, And The Greatest Blessings Come To The Good From The Gods.

Justice Is A Contract Of Expediency, Entered Upon To Prevent Men Harming Or Being Harmed.

We Ought To Be Thankful To Nature For Having Made Those Things Which Are Necessary Easy To Be Discovered; While Other Things That Are Difficult To Be Known Are Not Necessary.

Fortune Seldom Troubles The Wise Man. Reason Has Controlled His Greatest And Most Important Affairs, Controls Them Throughout His Life, And Will Continue To Control Them.