even is not at all bad, what will that moderation avail us? I ask whether they think a wise man ought to rejoice if he sees any evil befall his enemy, or whether he should restrain his joy if, when the enemy have been conquered and the tyrant oppressed, liberty and safety have been secured for the citizens. No one doubts that, in the first case, there should be some rejoicing; and, in the second, to rejoice but a little would be the greatest crime. The same things can be said about the other emotions.