Nothing Can Be Produced Out Of Nothing.

The Sacrifice Of Diogenes To All The Gods.

Perdiccas Threatened To Put Him To Death Unless He Came To Him, "that's Nothing Wonderful," Diogenes Said, "for A Beetle Or A Tarantula Would Do The Same."

The Sun, Too, Shines Into Cesspools And Is Not Polluted.

It Is The Privilege Of The Gods To Want Nothing, And Of Godlike Men To Want Little.

Aristotle Dines When It Seems Good To King Philip, But Diogenes When He Himself Pleases.