Seneca's Morals By Way of Abstract
Seneca's Morals By Way of Abstract
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; but if otherwise, what does it signify to l^ve no body else know it so long as 1 know it myself i Miserable is he who «ljights .tl>at witness ! Wickedness, it is true, may eacape the law, but not the conscience ; For a private conviction is the first and the greatestpunisliment of offend- ers, so that the sin plagues itself ; and the fear of vengeance pursues even those who escape the stroke of it. It were ill for good men that iniquity may so easily eJ^ade law, the judge and the execution, i...f nature had not set up tormests' and gibbets, in the consciences of transgressors. He who is guilty, lives in perpetual terrors, and while he expects to be punished, he punishes himself ; and whosoever de- serves it, expects it. What if he be not detected ? He is still in apprehension yet, that he may be 8o
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; but if otherwise, what does it signify to l^ve no body else know it so long as 1 know it myself i Miserable is he who «ljights .tl>at witness ! Wickedness, it is true, may eacape the law, but not the conscience ; For a private conviction is the first and the greatestpunisliment of offend- ers, so that the sin plagues itself ; and the fear of vengeance pursues even those who escape the stroke of it. It were ill for good men that iniquity may so easily eJ^ade law, the judge and the execution, i...f nature had not set up tormests' and gibbets, in the consciences of transgressors. He who is guilty, lives in perpetual terrors, and while he expects to be punished, he punishes himself ; and whosoever de- serves it, expects it. What if he be not detected ? He is still in apprehension yet, that he may be 8o
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