(c) Those who have acquired prudence through reason and experience, andwho are therefore just, temperate and strong, are morally well fittedin natural endowments to rule. He wasn't a small man, and again you got that sense of how strong the two men were. We took another step back, and a step closer together. I glanced at him, and his face was calm.
But I hate you all the same, he said. Thus, acalumny spoken against a neighbor may induce a hearer either to repeatthe calumny, or to imitate the act imputed by the calumniator, or togive up religion. It was a record even for me. the Lord's Prayer to besaid daily, and that its first petitions contain formal acts of love ofGod.
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