That Is Probable Which For The Most

The Greatest Pleasures Are Only Narrowly Separated From Disgust.

If We Are Not Ashamed To Think It, We Should Not Be Ashamed To Say It.

A Perverse Temper And Fretful Disposition Will Make Any State Of Life Whatsoever Unhappy.

Our Character Is Not So Much The Product Of Race And Heredity As Of Those Circumstances By Which Nature Forms Our Habits, By Which We Are Nurtured And Live.

For A Courageous Man Cannot Die Dishonorably, A Man Who Has Attained The Consulship Cannot Die Before His Time, A Philosopher Cannot Die Wretchedly.