« J. AJ 19.230 | J. AJ 19.231 | J. AJ 19.232 | About This Work »
231that if he would comply with them, and demonstrate that his firm resolution was to live quietly and virtuously, he would have the greatest honors decreed to him that a free people could bestow; and by subjecting himself to the law, would obtain this branch of commendation, that he acted like a man of virtue, both as a ruler and a subject;
« J. AJ 19.230 | J. AJ 19.231 | J. AJ 19.232 | About This Work »