Fear Sometimes Adds Wings To The Heels,

The Beginnings Of All Things Are Weak And Tender. We Must Therefore Be Clear-sighted In The Beginnings, For, As In Their Budding We Discern Not The Danger, So In Their Full Growth We Perceive Not The Remedy.

We Can Be Knowledgeable With Other Men's Knowledge, But We Cannot Be Wise With Other Men's Wisdom.

The Archer Who Overshoots His Mark Does No Better Than He Who Falls Short Of It.

It Is In The Enjoyment And Not In Mere Possession That Makes For Happiness.

There Is Nothing More Notable In Socrates Than That He Found Time, When He Was An Old Man, To Learn Music And Dancing, And Thought It Time Well Spent.