Anger, The Stoics Said, Was A Short

In The Truly Great, Virtue Governs With The Sceptre Of Knowledge.

Courage Ought To Be Guided By Skill, And Skill Armed By Courage. Neither Should Hardiness Darken Wit, Nor Wit Cool Hardiness. Be Valiant As Men Despising Death, But Confident As Unwonted To Be Overcome.

The Truly Great Man Is As Apt To Forgive As His Power Is Able To Revenge.

Commonly They Must Use Their Feet For Defense Whose Only Weapon Is Their Tongue.

The Heavens Do Not Send Good Haps In Handfuls; But Let Us Pick Out Our Good By Little, And With Care, From Out Much Bad, That Still Our Little World May Know Its King.