Brevity Is A Great Charm Of Eloquence.

Not To Know What Has Been Transacted In Former Times Is To Continue Always A Child.

Great Is The Power Of Habit. It Teaches Us To Bear Fatigue And To Despise Wounds And Pain.

Do Not Blame Caesar, Blame The People Of Rome Who Have So Enthusiastically Acclaimed And Adored Him And Rejoiced In Their Loss Of Freedom And Danced In His Path And Gave Him Triumphal Processions. Blame The People Who Hail Him When He Speaks In The Forum Of The 'new, Wonderful Good Society' Which Shall Now Be Rome, Interpreted To Mean 'more Money, More Ease, More Security, More Living Fatly At The Expense Of The Industrious.'

A Happy Life Consists In Tranquility Of Mind.

It Is Not The Place That Maketh The Person, But The Person That Maketh The Place Honorable.