All Men Seek One Goal: Success Or

Thinking Is Different From Perceiving And Is Held To Be In Part Imagination, In Part Judgment

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

The Life Of Children, As Much As That Of Intemperate Men, Is Wholly Governed By Their Desires.

Good Laws, If They Are Not Obeyed, Do Not Constitute Good Government.

All Are Agreed That The Various Moral Qualities Are In A Sense Bestowed By Nature: We Are Just, And Capable Of Temperance, And Brave, And Possessed Of The Other Virtues From The Moment Of Our Birth. But Nevertheless We Expect To Find That True Goodness Is Something Different, And That The Virtues In The True Sense Come To Belong To Us In Another Way. For Even Children And Wild Animals Possess The Natural Dispositions, Yet Without Intelligence These May Manifestly Be Harmful.