Man Is No Man, But A Wolf

We Can More Easily Endure That Which Shames Than That Which Vexes Us.

He Who Falls In Love Meets A Worse Fate Than He Who Leaps From A Rock.

The Fool Too Late, His Substance Eaten Up, Reckons The Cost.

Let A Man Who Wants To Find Abundance Of Employment Procure A Woman And A Ship: For No Two Things Do Produce More Trouble If You Begin To Equip Them; Neither Are These Two Things Ever Equipped Enough.

The Gods Give That Man Some Profit To Whom They Are Propitious. [lat., Cui Homini Dii Propitii Sunt Aliquid Objiciunt Lucri.]