1867.
For it can stand as a rule that such as a person is among his companions in life, such he is within himself. Consequently, crimes and vices carry punishments with them. 1748, 7 April.
1867. Indeed, it may be set down as a rule, that such as a man is in his life among his associates, such he is in himself; whence vices and atrocities carry their own punishments with them. - 1748, April 7.
1867. Nam regula potest esse, quod qualis homo in vita inter socios, talis est in se; inde facinora et vitia secum habent poenas. 1748, 7 April.