The idea of Duty was of Stoical origin, fostered and developed by the

Roman spirit and legislation
The idea of Duty was of Stoical origin, fostered and developed by the
Roman spirit and legislation. The early Stoics had two different
words,--one for the "suitable" [Greek: kathaekon], or incomplete
propriety, admitting of degrees, and below the point of rectitude, and
another for the "right" [Greek: katorthoma], or complete rectitude of
action, which none could achieve except the wise man. It is a
significant circumstance that the "suitable" is the lineal ancestor of
our word "duty" (through the Latin _officium_).


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These examples are but suggestions of the many reversible

reactions that have now been observed among the compounds of
carbon
These examples are but suggestions of the many reversible
reactions that have now been observed among the compounds of
carbon. That they have peculiar significance for the present
discussion resides in the fact that living substance is
composed of carbon compounds, so many and in such exceedingly
complex relations as to present endless possibilities for
shifting equilibria and the physical and chemical adjustments
resulting therefrom.


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