What Plato said: “[At death,] that which is the real self of each of us, and which we term the immortal soul, departs to the presence of other gods, there... to render its account, ​ — a prospect to be faced with courage by the good, but with uttermost dread by the evil. ” ​ — Plato — ​ Laws, Book XII.
حسابا يستطيع الخيِّر ان ينظر اليه بشجاعة ،‏ فيما ينظر الشرير اليه بيأس مفجع » .‏ —‏ القوانين لأفلاطون ،‏ الكتاب الثاني عشر (‏ بالانكليزية )‏ .‏