He Lit A Lamp In Broad Daylight

Poverty Is A Virtue Which One Can Teach Oneself.

Lust Is A Strong Tower Of Mischief, And Hath In It Many Defenders, As Neediness, Anger, Paleness, Discord, Love, And Longing.

Self-taught Poverty Is A Help Toward Philosophy, For The Things Which Philosophy Attempts To Teach By Reasoning, Poverty Forces Us To Practice.

We Have Two Ears And One Tongue So That We Would Listen More And Talk Less.

We Are More Curious About The Meaning Of Dreams Than About Things We See When Awake.