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Vain Is The Word Of A Philosopher Which Does Not Heal Any Suffering Of Man. For Just As There Is No Profit In Medicine If It Does Not Expel The Diseases Of The Body, So There Is No Profit In Philosophy Either, If It Does Not Expel The Suffering Of The Mind.

All Friendship Is Desirable In Itself, Though It Starts From The Need Of Help

If Death Causes You No Pain When You're Dead, It Is Foolish To Allow The Fear Of It To Cause You Pain Now.

My Garden Does Not Whet The Appetite; It Satisfies It. It Does Not Provoke Thirst Through Heedless Indulgence, But Slakes It By Proffering Its Natural Remedy. Amid Such Pleasures As These Have I Grown Old.

Natural Justice Is A Compact Resulting From Expediency By Which Men Seek To Prevent One Man From Injuring Others And To Protect Him From Being Injured By Them.