It is a pillar of fire by night; surely then it will be visible.

It is to be lifted up, and is to draw all men unto it.

It is nothing if not this: and we shall see more clearly if we consider the matter further.
This chief good, or this highest happiness, being the end of moral action, one point about it is at once evident.

Its value is of course recognised by those who practise morality, or who enunciate moral systems.

Virtuous men are virtuous because the end gained by virtue is an end that they desire to gain.