Isocrates Quote

Be more careful in guarding against censure than against danger; for the wicked may well dread the end of life, but good men should dread ignominy during life. Strive by all means to live in security, but if ever it falls to your lot to face the dangers of battle, seek to preserve your life, but with honour and not with disgrace; for death is the sentence which fate has passed on all mankind, but to die nobly is the special honour with nature has reserved for the good.


Verse 43. - To Demonicus


Be more careful in guarding against censure than against danger; for the wicked may well dread the end of life, but good men should dread ignominy...

Be more careful in guarding against censure than against danger; for the wicked may well dread the end of life, but good men should dread ignominy...

Be more careful in guarding against censure than against danger; for the wicked may well dread the end of life, but good men should dread ignominy...

Be more careful in guarding against censure than against danger; for the wicked may well dread the end of life, but good men should dread ignominy...