[198] So that it is proper that the harmony of the virtues should be arranged and cherished by God, and that he should dissolve [122] and destroy wickedness; and confusion is a name most appropriate to wickedness, of which every foolish man is a visible proof, having all his words, and intentions, and actions, incapable of standing an examination and destitute of steadiness.
Ὁ Διαφορεύς παρῆν