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This law signifies that probity is agreable to the Gods and that deletion dress /deletion addition expence /addition has nothing at all to do with the worship of them.

For deletion when /deletion since poverty is no reproach among men, it ought not to be banish'd from the deletion entrance of the /deletion temples of the Gods. Espe deletion e /deletion cially since nothing can be more acceptable underline to deletion the /deletion God deletion s /deletion himself /underline deletion as /deletion than that the way to worship deletion them /deletion addition him /addition should deletion lay /deletion ^ addition lie /addition open to all.

When Socrates had made a small sacrifice deletion s /deletion out of his small estate he thought that he had not given less than those who had made greater deletion offerings /deletion deletion but out of bigger /deletion addition larger /addition deletion estates /deletion. For