He Who Doesn't Find A Little Enough

Empty Is The Argument Of The Philosopher Which Does Not Relieve Any Human Suffering.

If You Wish To Make Pythocles Rich, Do Not Add To His Store Of Money, But Subtract From His Desires.

We Must, Therefore, Pursue The Things That Make For Happiness, Seeing That When Happiness Is Present, We Have Everything; But When It Is Absent, We Do Everything To Possess It.

Not What We Have But What We Enjoy, Constitutes Our Abundance.

We Begin Every Act Of Choice And Avoidance From Pleasure, And It Is To Pleasure That We Return Using Our Experience Of Pleasure As The Criterion Of Every Good Thing.