Justice Is A Contract Of Expediency, Entered

Be Moderate In Order To Taste The Joys Of Life In Abundance.

Neither One Should Hesitate About Dedicating Oneself To Philosophy When Young, Nor Should Get Tired Of Doing It When One's Old, Because No One Is Ever Too Young Or Too Old To Reach One's Soul's Healthy.

The Wise Man Neither Rejects Life Nor Fears Death... Just As He Does Not Necessarily Choose The Largest Amount Of Food, But, Rather, The Pleasantest Food, So He Prefers Not The Longest Time, But The Most Pleasant.

Misfortune Seldom Intrudes Upon The Wise Man; His Greatest And Highest Interests Are Directed By Reason Throughout The Course Of Life.

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