By the Same Hand.
As our clothing does not impart heat to our bodies, so ample
possessions cannot make us happy, 482. Virtue can make any condition
in life pleasant and delightful, 483. A man’s vices inflict on him
misery which he cannot avoid, 483. They allow him no rest, day or
night, 484. Worldly abundance only aggravates the disorders of the
mind, 484. Virtue makes a man happy anywhere, 485.