And Thus Did An Assistant Pig-keeper Become

For Man To Be Worthy Of Any Rank, He Must Strive First To Be A Man.

You Have A Point," Said Fronto, "and Even A Poet Must Occasionally Bow To Logic.

For The Deeds Of A Man, Not The Words Of A Prophecy, Are What Shape His Destiny.

I Have Never Known Courage To Be Judged By The Length Of A Man's Hair. Or, For The Matter Of That, Whether He Has Any Hair At All.

Craftsmanship Isn't Like Water In An Earthen Pot, To Be Taken Out By The Dipperful Until It's Empty. No, The More Drawn Out The More Remains.