Epicurus Had Rage And Envy Of Plato's

The Surest Aid In Combating The Male's Disease Of Self-contempt Is To Be Loved By A Clever Woman.

Whoever Possesses Abundant Joy Must Be A Good Man: But He Is Probably Not The Cleverest Man, Although He Achieves Exactly What It Is That The Cleverest Man Strives With All His Cleverness To Achieve.

Shackled Heart, Free Spirit.--whoever Binds His Heart Tightly And Imprisons It May Indulge His Spirit In Many Liberties: I Have Already Said That Once. But No One Believes Me Unless He Already Knows.

Nothing In Life Possesses Value Except The Degree Of Power--assuming That Life Itself Is The Will To Power.

The Man Who Meets With A Failure Attributes This Failure Rather To The Ill Will Of Another Than To Fate.