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OArHs. The regard due the Divinity,
c,uld not according to Plato, be carried
too far in this respect. 1t was from this
principle he desired that, in trials
wherein only the temporal interests were
concerned, The judges should not require
any oath from the parties, in order that
they might be tempted TO take any false
ones, AS it happens, says he. with more
than half those who are obliged 10 swear; it
being very uncommon and difficult for a
man, when his estate, reputation, or life
are at stake, TO have so grea. reverance
for the name of God as not TO venture to
take it in vain. This delicacy is remark
able in a Pagan. and well worth our serious
reflection.