No Man Is Wise Enough By Himself.

Modesty Becomes A Young Man. [lat., Adolescentem Verecundum Esse Decet.]

It Is Easier To Begin Well Than To Finish Well.

He Is A Friend Who, In Dubious Circumstances, Aids In Deeds When Deeds Are Necessary.

Feast To-day Makes Fast To-morrow. Lat.

Who Wishes To Give Himself An Abundance Of Business Let Him Equip These Two Things, A Ship And A Woman. For No Two Things Involve More Business, If You Have Begun To Fit Them Out. Nor Are These Two Things Ever Sufficiently Adorned, Nor Is Any Excess Of Adornment Enough For Them.