Rome Has Grown Since Its Humble Beginnings

Such Is The Nature Of Crowds: Either They Are Humble And Servile Or Arrogant And Dominating. They Are Incapable Of Making Moderate Use Of Freedom, Which Is The Middle Course, Or Of Keeping It.

The Troubles Which Have Come Upon Us Always Seem More Serious Than Those Which Are Only Threatening.

Rome Has Grown Since Its Humble Beginnings That It Is Now Overwhelmed By Its Own Greatness.

Haste Is Blind And Improvident.

Present Sufferings Seem Far Greater To Men Than Those They Merely Dread.