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his intended fraud For the Gods punish | his intended fraud For the Gods punish | ||
the very will to do none: | the very will to do none: | ||
| − | [[deletion]] intention [[unclear]] because he | + | [[deletion]] intention [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] because he |
who has resolved upon [[addition]] a [[/addition]] crime in his | who has resolved upon [[addition]] a [[/addition]] crime in his | ||
own mind is as guilty as if he had | own mind is as guilty as if he had | ||
Latest revision as of 09:48, 3 April 2020
But he died with his whole house & familly as a punishment for his intended fraud For the Gods punish the very will to do none: deletion intention unclear /deletion because he who has resolved upon addition a /addition crime in his own mind is as guilty as if he had actually committed it.
We ought to be persuaded ^ addition that /addition altho we could conceal deletion unclear /deletion addition it /addition from Gods & men, yet ought we never to do any thing, avariciously, injustly or lustfully. A. Gellius says, when I was at Athens I saw a Philosopher whose name was Peregrinus, a grave man, living in a cottage without the city. And when I went frequently to him, I heard deletion speak /deletion ^ addition him /addition say many usefull & honest things: among which I ^ addition chiefly /addition rember this: deletion unclear /deletion A wise man would not sin altho the Gods & men were ignorant of it. deletion he /deletion For he will not avoid sin for addition the /addition fear of punishment or infamy, but for the love of the study addition underline & the discharge /underline /addition of honesty, duty.
