Life Unexamined, Is Not Worth Living.

Everywhere Man Blames Nature And Fate Yet His Fate Is Mostly But The Echo Of His Character And Passion, His Mistakes And His Weaknesses.

One Great Difference Between A Wise Man And A Fool Is, The Former Only Wishes For What He May Possibly Obtain; The Latter Desires Impossibilities.

Fortune Provides A Man's Table With Luxuries, Virtue With Only A Frugal Meal.

Poverty In A Democracy Is As Much To Be Preferred To What Is Called Prosperity Under Despots, As Freedom Is To Slavery.

The Offender, Who Repents, Is Not Yet Lost.