Ignorance, then, does notexcuse from it. if not necessary means of stimulating the interestof citizens, and of expediting the business of legislation. Examples:Claudius has a grudge against Sempronius, an elderly man who is muchhis senior, and says he will never salute him as others do. So I must know more about it.
But I\rquote m wondering if you've come to the conclusions I have. But, when the common welfare demands thesacrifice, the State has the right to call on citizens to expose evenlife and fortune in its defense. But what is special to the sin of slothis, that it grieves about that divine good itself over which charityrejoices, and which is the end of all the other virtues. Thus, theintellect may be directed towards its end, which is truth, by the habitof knowledge; or away from that end by the habit of ignorance.
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