De Posteritate Caini (eng)
25
25 Accordingly, he judges things differently at different times, and he holds the opposite in relation to one and the same matter, even if nothing new has happened in the matter; he becomes great, becomes small, enemy and friend, yes, almost: (he changes into) all mutually contradictory things in a short moment. As the legislator says, his life “hangs” in the air―it has no secure foundation, but is constantly drifted back and forth between different sides.