There Is No Duty More Obligatory Than

The Life Of The Dead Consists In The Recollection Cherished Of Them By The Living.

Since An Intelligence Common To Us All Makes Things Known To Us And Formulates Them In Our Minds, Honorable Actions Are Ascribed By Us To Virtue, And Dishonorable Actions To Vice; And Only A Madman Would Conclude That These Judgments Are Matters Of Opinion, And Not Fixed By Nature.

For Just As Some Women Are Said To Be Handsome Though Without Adornment, So This Subtle Manner Of Speech, Though Lacking In Artificial Graces, Delights Us.

Orators Are Most Vehement When Their Cause Is Weak.

In Friendship We Find Nothing False Or Insincere; Everything Is Straight Forward, And Springs From The Heart.