But Curb Thou The High Spirit In

It Is Equally Wrong To Speed A Guest Who Does Not Want To Go, And To Keep One Back Who Is Eager. You Ought To Make Welcome The Present Guest, And Send Forth The One Who Wishes To Go.

If Any Man Obeys The Gods, They Listen To Him Also.

There Is No Greater Glory That Can Befall A Man That What He Achieves With The Speed Of His Feet Or The Strength Of His Hands.

It Never Was Our Guise To Slight The Poor, Or Aught Humane Despise.

A Sound Mind In A Manly Body.