Aristotle Is The Last Greek Philosopher Who

The Key To Happiness Is Accepting One Unpleasant Reality Every Day.

I Am As Drunk As A Lord, But Then, I Am One, So What Does It Matter ?

Clergymen Almost Necessarily Fail In Two Ways As Teachers Of Morals. They Condemn Acts Which Do No Harm And They Condone Acts Which Do Great Harm.

You Could Live Without The Opera Singer, But Not Without The Services Of The Baker. On This Ground You Might Say That The Baker Performs A Greater Service; But No Lover Of Music Would Agree.

When I Was A Child . . . Only Virtue Was Prized, Virtue At The Expense Of Intellect, Health, Happiness, And Every Mundane Good.