28. Bhagvat Geeta (tr.
by Wilkins), ch. 12. Vishnu Purana (tr. by Wilson), p. 291. Confucius,
Lun-yu (tr. by Pauthier), ch. iv. Sec. 16. Also Davis' Chinese, ii. 50.
[Legge's Confucian Analects, xv. 23, gives the negative form.] Thales,
in Diogenes Laertius, B. I., Sec. 36: +Pos an arista kai dikaiotata
biosaimen? ean ha tois allois epitimomen, hautoi me dromen+. Stobaeus
reads instead (c. 43), +hosa nemeseis ton plesion, hautos me poiei+.
Leviticus xix. 18. Iamblichus de Pythag. vita, c. 16 and 33: +Philian
de diaphanestata panton pros hapantas Pythagoras paredoke+. Terence,
Heaut. I., 1, 25: "Homo sum, humani nihil a me alienum puto."
Quintilian, Declamations, quoted by Denis. Juvenal, Sat. xv.
140-142:--

"Quis enim bonus ...
Ulla aliena sibi credat mala?"

Lucan, Pharsalia, I. 60, 61:--

"Tunc genus humanum positis sibi consulat armis
Inque vicem gens omnis amet."

Cicero, de Legibus i. 15: "Nam haec nascuntur ex eo, quia natura
propensi sumus ad diligendos homines, quod fundamentum juris est."
Also de Republica, iii. 7, 7 (fragment): "Quae virtus, praeter
ceteras, tota se ad alienas porrigit utilitates et explicat." Marcus
Antoninus, vii, 31: +Phileson ton anthropinon genos+. Epictetus, B.
III., c. xxiv.: +Hoti ho kosmos houtos mia polis esti ... panta de
philon mesta, proton men Theon, eita kai anthropon, physei pros
allelois okeiomenon+.

[D] Dhammapada (tr. by Max Mueller), in Rogers' Buddhagosha's Parables.
Akhlak-i-Jalaly (tr. by Thompson), p. 441. Saadi's Gulistan (tr. by
Ross), p. 240; (tr. by Gladwin, Am. ed.), p. 209. Proverbs xxv. 21.
Plato, Gorgias, Sec. 78: +Aei ton adikounta tou adikoumenou athlioteron
einai+. Crito, Sec. 10: +Hos oudepote orthos echontos oute tou adikein
oute tou antadikein+. Cleobulus in Diog. Laertius, B. I., Sec. 91: +Elege
te ton philon dein euergetein, hopos e mallon philos. ton de echthron,
philon poiein+. Pittacus in Diog. Laertius, B. I., Sec. 78: +Philon me
legein kakos, alla mede echthron+. Val. Maximus, iv. 2, 4: "Quia
speciosius aliquanto injuriae beneficiis vincuntur quam mutui odii
pertinacia pensantur." Max. Tyrius, Diss. II.: +Kai men ei ho adikon
kakos poiei, ho antipoion kakos ouden etton poiei kakos, kan
amynetai+. Plutarch's Morals (tr. by Goodwin, I., 293). Epictetus, B.
IV., c. 23: +Dairesthai dei auton, hos onon, kai dairomenon philein
autous tous dairontas, hos patera panton, hos adelphon+. Marcus
Antoninus, Medit. v. 31. vii. 22: