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Hence it follows that the laws of China are not destroyed by conquest . Hence it follows , That the state of unbelievers is the most sad and uncomfortable state in the world , having no interest in Christ , the consolation of Israel . Hence it appears how frivolous is the reasoning of those who reject the testimony of women , on account of their weakness ; how puerile it is not to admit the evidence of those who are under sentence of death , because they are dead in law ; and how irrational to exclude persons branded with infamy ; for in all these cases they ought to be credited , when they have no interest in giving false testimony . In its ideals , reason aims at complete and perfect determination according to a priori rules ; and hence it cogitates an object , which must be completely determinable in conformity with principles , although all empirical conditions are absent , and the conception of the object is on this account transcendent . Hence it does depend on the color of the stain which may not absorb all wavelengths of light . From hence it follows , that the Thessalians were released from the obligation of paying a sum of money , which they owed to the Thebans ; Alexander , upon the taking of Thebes , having , as a conqueror , forgiven the debt . Hence it appears that one PLoS strategy for moving forward will be to encourage the development of new ( free online ) journals . And hence it follows that if chemistry ever succeeds in producing albumen artificially , this albumen must show the phenomena of life , however weak these may be . Hence it follows , that , in extreme political liberty , and in absolute despotism , all ideas of honour disappear , or are confounded with others . From hence it appears , that a person is guilty of no treachery , who uses unfounded or fictitious motives to console a friend in distress , as Arria did to Paetus upon the death of his son , of which there is an account in Pliny 's Epistles , or in a general , who in a perilous situation should avail himself of false intelligence , to encourage his troops , by which perhaps a victory might be gained . Hence it comes , that they will have all things to be lawful for them ; and while they give loose reins to their lusts they cannot bear to be admonished , even by their equals .