Ex quibus omnibus bonorum quidem potentia, malorum vero minime dubitabilis apparet  infirmitas veramque illam Platonis esse sententiam liquet solos quod desiderent facere posse sapientes, improbos vero exercere quidem quod libeat, quod vero desiderent explere non posse.
From all of which the power of good men and the quite undoubted weakness of evil men is plain, and clearly the opinion of Plato is true that only wise men can do what they desire and that wicked men can perform what pleases them but not achieve what they desire.
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