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On the Virtues: Courage, Humanity, and Repentance

Philo of Alexandria · Parte on-humanity.7

[7] But if any persons, utterly disregarding the true wealth of nature, pursue instead the riches of vain opinions, relying on those riches which are blind instead of on those which are gifted with acute sight, and taking a guide for their road who who is himself crippled, such men must of necessity fall down.