Given below are the two quotations of moral thinkers/philosophers. What they mean to you and why they are still relevant? (a) 'Those who do ill shall suffer more if they are not caught than those that are'. [Boethius] (b) 'The king should surrender his individuality in the interest of his duty'. [Kautilya] - Civilsdaily

Given below are the two quotations of moral thinkers/philosophers. What they mean to you and why they are still relevant? (a) ‘Those who do ill shall suffer more if they are not caught than those that are’. [Boethius] (b) ‘The king should surrender his individuality in the interest of his duty’. [Kautilya]

(a)’Those who do ill shall suffer more if they are not caught than those that are’. (Boethius) • The thinker maintains that those who avoid punishment continue to be bad, rather than good and therefore move themselves yet further from blessedness and ultimate happiness. • Boethius says that virtuous men are always good and bad … Continue reading Given below are the two quotations of moral thinkers/philosophers. What they mean to you and why they are still relevant? (a) ‘Those who do ill shall suffer more if they are not caught than those that are’. [Boethius] (b) ‘The king should surrender his individuality in the interest of his duty’. [Kautilya]