IX. The Same Methodius.

Methodius

VI.^[3184] The Same Methodius.

I account it a greater good to be reproved than to reprove, inasmuch as it is more excellent to free oneself from evil than to free another.

VII.^[3185] The Same Methodius.

Human nature cannot clearly perceive pure justice in the soul, since, as to many of its thoughts, it is but dim-sighted.

VIII. The Same Methodius.

Wickedness never could recognise virtue or its own self.

IX. The Same Methodius.

Justice, as it seems, is four square, on all sides equal and like.

The just judgment of God is accommodated to our affections; and such as our estate is, proportionate and similar shall the retribution be which is allotted us.

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VI.[3184] The Same Methodius.

VII.[3185] The Same Methodius.

VIII. The Same Methodius.

IX. The Same Methodius.

VI.^[3184] The Same Methodius.

VII.^[3185] The Same Methodius.