The Evening Of A Well Spent Youth

Ornaments Were Invented By Modesty.

Xenophon Wrote With A Swan's Quill, Plato With A Pen Of Gold, And Thucydides With A Brazen Stylus.

Good Impulses Are Naught, Unless They Become Good Actions.

The Essential Thing Is Not That There Be Many Truths In A Work, But That No Truth Be Abused.

The Ways Suited To Confidence Are Familiar To Me, But Not Those That Are Suited To Familiarity.