Man Is Troubled Not By Events, But

Appearances To The Mind Are Of Four Kinds. Things Either Are What They Appear To Be; Or They Neither Are, Nor Appear To Be; Or They Are, And Do Not Appear To Be; Or They Are Not, And Yet Appear To Be. Rightly To Aim In All These Cases Is The Wise Man's Task.

He Who Is Not Happy With Little Will Never Be Happy With Much.

Truth Is A Thing Immortal And Perpetual, And It Gives To Us A Beauty That Fades Not Away In Time, Nor Does It Take Away The Freedom Of Speech Which Proceeds From Justice; But It Gives To Us The Knowledge Of What Is Just And Lawful, Separating From Them The Unjust And Refuting Them.

You May Fetter My Leg, But Zeus Himself Cannot Get The Better Of My Free Will.

What Disturbs People, These Are Not Things, But The Judgments Relating To Things