56. But a third point seems also to have been noted in the case of those who were thought worthy of admiration Cic. de Off. II. 10, § 36. after the example of Joseph, Solomon, and Daniel. For what shall I say of Moses whose advice all Israel always waited for, Ex. xviii. 13. whose life caused them to trust in his prudence and increased their esteem for him? Who would not trust to the counsel of Moses, to whom the elders reserved for decision whatever they thought beyond their understanding and powers?