If thou find­est in hu­man life any­thing bet­ter than justice, truth, tem­per­ance, forti­tude, and, in a word, any­thing bet­ter than thy own mind’s self-sat­is­fac­tion in the things which it en­ables thee to do ac­cord­ing to right reason, and in the con­di­tion that is as­signed to thee without thy own choice;