Philosophy and the Philosophic Life: A Study In Plato’s Phaedo
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Platon
What about the part of us which is mutilated by wrong actions and benefited by right ones? Is life worth living with this part ruined? Or do we believe that this part of us, whatever it may be, in which right and wrong operate, is of less importance than the body.
(...) don't put your philosophy before your concern for decency and honesty with yourself, if you do, you will be turning your back on philosophy. In other words, you cannot desert these without deserting philosophy.