Philip Sidney Quotes

Music, I Say, The Most Divine Striker Of The Senses.

A Churlish Courtesy Rarely Comes But Either For Gain Or Falsehood.

The Truly Valiant Dare Everything But Doing Anybody An Injury.

Whatever Comes Out Of Despair Cannot Bear The Title Of Valor, Which Should Be Lifted Up To Such A Height That Holding All Things Under Itself, It Should Be Able To Maintain Its Greatness, Even In The Midst Of Miseries.

Every Present Occasion Will Catch The Senses Of The Vain Man; And With That Bridle And Saddle You May Ride Him.

There Is Little Hope Of Equity Where Rebellion Reigns.

Contentions For Trifles Can Get But A Trifling Victory.

And Thou My Minde Aspire To Higher Things; Grow Rich In That Which Never Taketh Rust.

My True-love Hath My Heart, And I Have His, By Just Exchange, One For The Other Given; I Hold His Dear, And Mine He Cannot Miss, There Never Was A Better Bargain Driven.

Fear Is The Underminer Of All Determinations; And Necessity, The Victorious Rebel Of All Laws.

Vice Is But A Nurse Of Agonies.

As The Love Of The Heavens Makes Us Heavenly, The Love Of Virtue Virtuous, So Doth The Love Of The World Make One Become Worldly.