All Things Are In Common Among Friends.

Aristotle Dines When It Seems Good To King Philip, But Diogenes When He Himself Pleases.

Nothing Can Be Produced Out Of Nothing.

A Friend Is One Soul Abiding In Two Bodies.

In A Rich Man's House There Is No Place To Spit But His Face.

Perdiccas Threatened To Put Him To Death Unless He Came To Him, "that's Nothing Wonderful," Diogenes Said, "for A Beetle Or A Tarantula Would Do The Same."