In So Far As The Soul Is

The More We Desire For That Which Is Superfluous, The More We Meet With Difficulties; Our Strength And Possessions Are Spent In Unnecessary Things, And Are Wanting When Required For That Which Is Necessary.

The Philosophers Likewise Assume That In Nature There Is Nothing In Vain, So That Everything That Is Not The Product Of Human Industry Serves A Certain Purpose, Which May Be Known Or Unknown To Us.

For It Is Said, "you Shall Strengthen The Stranger And The Dweller In Your Midst And Live With Him," That Is To Say, Strengthen Him Until He Needs No Longer Fall Upon The Mercy Of The Community Or Be In Need.

Lose With Truth And Right Rather Than Gain With Falsehood And Wrong.

A Small Amount Of Wine Such As Three Or Four Glasses Is Of Benefit For The Preservation Of The Health Of Human Beings And An Excellent Remedy For Most Illnesses.