Nothing Is Miserable Unless You Think It

In Other Living Creatures The Ignorance Of Themselves Is Nature, But In Men It Is A Vice.

Contemplate The Extent And Stability Of The Heavens, And Then At Last Cease To Admire Worthless Things.

Man Is So Constituted That He Then Only Excels Other Things When He Knows Himself.

For In Every Ill-turn Of Fortune The Most Unhappy Sort Of Unfortunate Man Is The One Who Has Been Happy

The Good Is The End Toward Which All Things Tend.