Even If You Persuade Me, You Won’t

No Man Is Really Honest; None Of Us Is Above The Influence Of Gain.

Men Of Sense Often Learn From Their Enemies. It Is From Their Foes, Not Their Friends, That Cities Learn The Lesson Of Building High Walls And Ships Of War.

Hunger Knows No Friend But Its Feeder.

A Slave Is But Half A Man.

The Gods, My Dear Simple Fellow, Are A Mere Expression Coined By Vulgar Superstition. We Frown Upon Such Coinage Here.