Pavannes And Divisions
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Strato. B..t w '^ast oneself into error?
Cannot one keep one's judgment suspended, in these unprovable matters ? Reason stops when she knows not which way to turn.
Raphael. Very true, she has no other secret means of keeping herself from mistakes, save that of standing stock-still; but such a condition does violence to man's STRATO, RAPHAEL OF URBINO 87 mind, the human mind is in movement, and it must con- tinue to move. It is not every man who can doubt; we have need of illumination to attain ...this faculty, we have need of strength to continue it. Moreover doubt is with- out action and among mankind we must act.
Strata. Thus one should preserve the prejudices of custom in order to act like the next man, but destroy the habits of thought in order to think like the sage.
Raphael. Better preserve them all. You seem to for- get the old Samnite's answer when his compatriots sent to ask him what should be done with the Roman army which they had caught in the Caudine forks. The old man replied that they should put them all to the sword.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Strato. B..t w '^ast oneself into error?
Cannot one keep one's judgment suspended, in these unprovable matters ? Reason stops when she knows not which way to turn.
Raphael. Very true, she has no other secret means of keeping herself from mistakes, save that of standing stock-still; but such a condition does violence to man's STRATO, RAPHAEL OF URBINO 87 mind, the human mind is in movement, and it must con- tinue to move. It is not every man who can doubt; we have need of illumination to attain ...this faculty, we have need of strength to continue it. Moreover doubt is with- out action and among mankind we must act.
Strata. Thus one should preserve the prejudices of custom in order to act like the next man, but destroy the habits of thought in order to think like the sage.
Raphael. Better preserve them all. You seem to for- get the old Samnite's answer when his compatriots sent to ask him what should be done with the Roman army which they had caught in the Caudine forks. The old man replied that they should put them all to the sword.
What to read after Pavannes And Divisions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pound Ezra to read onlineMoreLess
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