I ask, then, whether Castor and Pollux, thus with only one soul between them, which thinks and perceives in one what the other is never conscious of, nor is concerned for, are not two as distinct PERSONS as Castor and Hercules, or as Socrates and Plato were? And whether one of them might not be very happy, and the other very miserable?
arimak itzarrik dagoen gizonaren baitan pentsatzen du beti, lo dagoena hortaz inoiz ere kontziente ez delarik eta horren pertzepzio txikienik ere ez duelarik.