Basil of Caesarea Quote

Purification of the soul... consists in scorning the pleasures that arise through the senses, in not feasting the eyes on the silly exhibitions of jugglers or on the sight of bodies which gives the spur to sensual pleasure, in not permitting licentious songs to enter through the ears and drench your souls.


p. 419 - On Greek Literature


Purification of the soul... consists in scorning the pleasures that arise through the senses, in not feasting the eyes on the silly exhibitions of...

Purification of the soul... consists in scorning the pleasures that arise through the senses, in not feasting the eyes on the silly exhibitions of...

Purification of the soul... consists in scorning the pleasures that arise through the senses, in not feasting the eyes on the silly exhibitions of...

Purification of the soul... consists in scorning the pleasures that arise through the senses, in not feasting the eyes on the silly exhibitions of...