Man, As An Originator Of Action, Is

It Is This Simplicity That Makes The Uneducated More Effective Than The Educated When Addressing Popular Audiences-makes Them, As The Poets Tell Us, 'charm The Crowd's Ears More Finely.' Educated Men Lay Down Broad General Principles; Uneducated Men Argue From Common Knowledge And Draw Obvious Conclusions.

Time Is The Measurable Unit Of Movement Concerning A Before And An After.

Tragedy Is An Imitation Not Of Men But Of A Life, An Action

Consider Pleasures As They Depart, Not As They Come.

Happiness Is An Activity Of The Soul In Accordance With Virtue