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but you will say, is there no harm arise's rom thus suffering petulance to go unpunished? [[deletion]] inddee [[/deletion]] indeed a great deal of good. He began to know & admire Cato. Aristides had not forgot that Themistocles had either openly or secretly opposed him, in the administration of publick affairs he also knew that he was chiefly banished by his means. But he showed how averse he was to revenge, when it was under
