This Much Then, Is Clear: In All

The Body Is At Its Best Between The Ages Of Thirty And Thirty-five.

The Soul Has Two Parts, One Rational And The Other Irrational. Let Us Now Similarly Divide The Rational Part, And Let It Be Assumed That There Are Two Rational Faculties, One Whereby We Contemplate Those Things Whose First Principles Are Invariable, And One Whereby We Contemplate Those Things Which Admit Of Variation.

A Thing Chosen Always As An End And Never As A Means We Call Absolutely Final. Now Happiness Above All Else Appears To Be Absolutely Final In This Sense, Since We Always Choose It For Its Own Sake And Never As A Means To Something Else.

The Fool Tells Me His Reason; The Wise Man Persuades Me With My Own.

The Law Does Not Expressly Permit Suicide, And What It Does Not Permit It Forbids.