When The Wise Man Opens His Mouth,

Golden Verses So-called Because They Are "good As Gold." They Are By Some Attributed To Epicarmos, And By Others To Empedocles, But Always Go Under The Name Of Pythagoras, And Seem Quite In Accordance With The Excellent Precepts Of That Philosopher. They Are As Follows: Ne'er Suffer Sleep Thine Eyes To Close Before Thy Mind Hath Run O'er Every Act, And Thought, And Word, From Dawn To Set Of Sun; For Wrong Take Shame, But Grateful Feel If Just Thy Course Hath Been; Such Effort Day By Day Renewed Will Ward Thy Soul From Sin. E. C. B.

The Stars In The Heavens Sing A Music, If Only We Had Ears To Hear

As Soon As Laws Are Necessary For Men, They Are No Longer Fit For Freedom.

Man Know Thyself; Then Thou Shalt Know The Universe And God.

Do Not Go To Bed Until You Have Gone Over The Day Three Times In Your Mind. What Wrong Did I Do? What Good Did I Accomplish? What Did I Forget To Do?