Oftener Than Not The Old Are Uncontrollable;

The Company Of Just And Righteous Men Is Better Than Wealth And A Rich Estate.

There Is Nothing More Hostile To A City That A Tyrant, Under Whom In The First And Chiefest Place, There Are Not Laws In Common, But One Man, Keeping The Law Himself To Himself, Has The Sway, And This Is No Longer Equal.

What Greater Grief Than The Loss Of One's Native Land.

Happiness Is Brief. It Will Not Stay. God Batters At Its Sails.

The Nobly Born Must Nobly Meet His Fate.