And when he does anything, whether acquiring wealth, taking care of his body, engaging in politics, or in private contracts—in all of {120} these, he believes that the action is just and fine that preserves this inner harmony and helps achieve it, and calls it so, and regards as wisdom the knowledge that oversees such actions. And he believes that the action that destroys this harmony is unjust, and calls it so, and regards the belief that [444] oversees it as ignorance.
