1 Phil. Iv. 8; 1 Peter Ii. 9
[2] 2 Peter i. 5.
[3] Cf. Sir Alex. Grant, Aristotle’s Ethics.
[4] Cf. Wundt, Ethik, p. 147.
[5] Green, Proleg. to Ethics, section 249.
[6] Idem.
[7] Matt. v. 1-16.
[8] Gal. v. 22-3.
[9] Col. iii. 12, 13.
[10] Phil. iv. 8.
[11] 1 Cor. xiii.
[12] 2 Peter i. 5.
[13] Strong, Christian Ethics.
[14] Mathieson, Landmarks of Christian Morality.
[15] Summa, I. ii.
[16] An interesting parallel might be drawn between the Pauline conception of Love as the supreme passion of the soul and lord of the emotions, and the Platonic view of Justice as the intimate spirit of order alike in the individual and the state, expressing itself in, and harmoniously binding together, the virtues of Temperance, Courage, and Wisdom.