Nam si ea quae paulo ante conclusa sunt inconvulsa  servantur, ipso de cuius nunc regno loquimur auctore cognosces semper quidem potentes esse bonos, malos vero abiectos semper atque inbecillos nec sine poena umquam esse vitia nec sine praemio virtutes, bonis felicia, malis semper infortunata contingere  multaque id genus quae sopitis querelis firma te soliditate corroborent.
for if those conclusions we have just now reached are preserved and not overthrown, by the help of that same God of whose kingdom we are now speaking you will learn that the good are always powerful, while the bad are always abject and weak, nor are vices ever without punishment, nor virtues without reward; that success attends the good and misfortune the wicked, and many things of this kind, which will settle your complaints and strengthen you firmly and solidly.
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