I Am A Roman Citizen.

Man Is His Own Worst Enemy. [lat., Nihil Inimicius Quam Sibi Ipse.]

What Is Dishonorably Got, Is Dishonorably Squandered.

How Do Our Philosophers Act? Do They Not Inscribe Their Signatures To The Very Essays They Write On The Propriety Of Despising Glory.

The Life Given Us, By Nature Is Short; But The Memory Of A Well-spent Life Is Eternal.

The Remembrance Of Past Misery Is Sweet.