One Should Practice Much Sense, Not Much

Our Sins Are More Easily Remembered Than Our Good Deeds.

We Know Nothing Accurately In Reality, But [only] As It Changes According To The Bodily Condition, And The Constitution Of Those Things That Flow Upon [the Body] And Impinge Upon It.

Do Not Trust All Men, But Trust Men Of Worth; The Former Course Is Silly, The Latter A Mark Of Prudence.

Now As Of Old The Gods Give Men All Good Things, Excepting Only Those That Are Baneful And Injurious And Useless. These, Now As Of Old, Are Not Gifts Of The Gods: Men Stumble Into Them Themselves Because Of Their Own Blindness And Folly.

The Whole Earth Is At The Hand Of The Wise Man, Since The Fatherland Of An Elevated Soul Is The Universe.