Tranquil Pleasure Constitutes Human Beings' Supreme Good

Virtue Consisteth Of Three Parts,--temperance, Fortitude, And Justice.

It Is Not The Young Man Who Should Be Considered Fortunate But The Old Man Who Has Lived Well, Because The Young Man In His Prime Wanders Much By Chance, Vacillating In His Beliefs, While The Old Man Has Docked In The Harbor, Having Safeguarded His True Happiness.

Tranquil Pleasure Constitutes Human Beings' Supreme Good

The Magnitude Of Pleasure Reaches Its Limit In The Removal Of All Pain. When Such Pleasure Is Present, So Long As It Is Uninterrupted, There Is No Pain Either Of Body Or Of Mind Or Of Both Together.

What Men Fear Is Not That Death Is Annihilation But That It Is Not.