Chapter 21 Paradigms

1. Danger is never overcome without danger.
2. Novius is my neighbor and I can touch him from my window with my right hand.
3. Do you judges not order this man to be carried away and lead in chains by death?
4. Rome itself is beng destroyed by it's own people and civil wars are wearing out another era.
5. But friendship is cast from any locale and is never evil or untimely; for it contans many benefits.
6. Future events cannot be determined.
7. In the beginning the world itself was created for Gods and men and in those things that pleasure men.
8. Agriculture is praised by Xenophon entirely in that book titled "Economics."
9. The common folk wish to be fooled.
10. Where are knowledge and wisdom found.
11. Truth is often emphasized too much; it never is distinguished.