Quote by Socrates

Nothing is to be preferred before justice.

Nothing is to be preferred before justice.

Summary

This quote emphasizes the significance of justice above all else. It suggests that there is nothing more valuable or important than striving for fairness and righteousness. It implies that no personal gain, desire, or worldly possession should take precedence over ensuring justice is upheld in all aspects of life. The quote asserts that justice should always be the ultimate goal and that it should be pursued in all decisions and actions.

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Justice

By Socrates

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