Our Sins Are More Easily Remembered Than

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

Life Unexamined, Is Not Worth Living.

If Your Desires Are Not Great, A Little Will Seem Much To You; For Small Appetite Makes Poverty Equivalent To Wealth.

The Animal Needing Something Knows How Much It Needs, The Man Does Not.

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.