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Logic IV. 30
4. Just arrangements were early recognized as desirable no matter what their consequence might be. This is distinctly said in the Fragments of Solon.
5. A very ancient idea is that since all things are in the hand of God, the best way is to trust in him. This does not imply that he will not go wrong, but merely that we cannot do better. There is no definition of an ultimate good here, still not to omit anything, I will [instant?] trust in God of Hereaclitus.
6. In the classic period of Greece, it is the beautiful along which is closely recognized as good. There is no need of making quotations to prove this. [He?] is too manifests every reader of Greek.
7. Pythagoras is said to have defined the [summun?] Consum as [foreign language text] that men shold be copies of God. Hence the maxim [foreign text] follow God.
8. Futher the testimony is very explicit that Pythagoras taught that virtue is harmony as is also health and all good and