[BAH-Estrecho] their own fate or discret

[Wallick Gersten]

Or to trust altogether to his own innocence is a sad life." Unhappy
wantons! Scipio, on the other side, when he was

but a boy (about two or three and twenty), being informed that certain
patricians of Roman gentlemen, through a qualm upon the defeat which
Hannibal had given them at

Cannae,
were laying their heads together and contriving their flight with the
transportation
of their goods out of Rome, drew his sword, and setting himself at the
door of the chamber where they were
at council, protested "that who did not immediately swear
not to desert the commonwealth, he would make his soul to desert his
body." Let men argue as they
please for monarchy,

or against a commonwealth, the world
shall never see any man so sottish or wicked as in cool blood
to prefer the education of the sons of Brutus before that of Scipio;
and of this mould, except a Melius or a Manlius, was the whole youth of
that commonwealth, though not ordinarily so well cast.

Now the health of a government and the education of the youth being

of the sam
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