Philo of Alexandria · 1555 of 1726
Appendix 2 · About people who are in a state of pupillage.
Page 613. D. To inquire and put questions is the most useful of habits with a view to acquiring instruction.
Page 613. D. He who hungers and thirsts after knowledge, and who is eager to learn what he does not know, abandoning all other objects of care, is eager to become a disciple, and day and night watches at the doors of the houses of wise men.
Page 613. D. For any one to know that he is ignorant is a piece of wisdom, just as to know that one has done wrong is a piece of .
