Enim Socrates, utpote vir adprime perfectus, ex sese ad omnia congruentia sibi officia promptus, nullo adhortatore umquam indigebat, at vero prohibitore nonnumquam, si quibus forte conatibus eius periculum suberat, ut monitus praecaveret, omitteret coepta impraesentiarum, quae tutius vel postea capesseret vel alia via adoriretur.
As a perfect human being, ready of his own accord to perform every duty appropriate for him, Socrates never needed prompting, and yet did sometimes did need restraining when he happened to be embarked on a path across some concealed danger, so that after consultation he might plan ahead, and briefly abandon his intention, either to resume it later at less risk or to go about it some other way.
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