Hesiod Might As Well Have Kept His

The Poor Go To War, To Fight And Die For The Delights, Riches, And Superfluities Of Others.

He Who Reflects On Another Man's Want Of Breeding, Shows He Wants It As Much Himself

Time Is The Wisest Of All Counselors.

The Flatterer's Object Is To Please In Everything He Does; Whereas The True Friend Always Does What Is Right, And So Often Gives Pleasure, Often Pain, Not Wishing The Latter, But Not Shunning It Either, If He Deems It Best.

Immoderate Grief Is Selfish, Harmful, Brings No Advantage To Either The Mourner Or The Mourned, And Dishonors The Dead.