Democritus Maintains That There Can Be No

No Power Is Strong Enough To Be Lasting, If It Labours Under The Weight Of Fear.

Everyone Has His Besetting Sin.

Lay Down This Rule Of Friendship: Neither Ask Nor Consent To Do What Is Wrong. The Plea, 'for Friendship's Sake,' Is A Discreditable One, And Should Not Be Admitted For A Moment. We Should Ask From Friends And Do For Friends Only What Is Good.

Wars, Therefore, Are To Be Undertaken For This End, That We May Live In Peace, Without Being Injured; But When We Obtain The Victory, We Must Preserve Those Enemies Who Behaved Without Cruelty Or Inhumanity During The War.

To Teach Is A Necessity, To Please Is A Sweetness, To Persuade Is A Victory.