For In Every Ill-turn Of Fortune The

Every Man Must Be Content With That Glory Which He May Have At Home.

In Every Kind Of Adversity, The Bitterest Part Of A Man's Affliction Is To Remember That He Once Was Happy.

So Nothing Is Ever Good Or Bad Unless You Think It So, And Vice Versa. All Luck Is Good Luck To The Man Who Bears It With Equanimity.

...whose Souls, Albeit In A Cloudy Memory, Yet Seek Back Their Good, But, Like Drunk Men, Know Not The Road Home.

In Omni Adversitate Fortunæ, Infelicissimum Genus Est Infortunii Fuisse Felicem In Every Adversity Of Fortune, To Have Been Happy Is The Most Unhappy Kind Of Misfortune.