The Life Of Children, As Much As

This Body Is Not A Home, But An Inn; And That Only For A Short Time. Seneca Friendship Is Composed Of A Single Soul Inhabiting Two Bodies.

To Be Always Seeking After The Useful Does Not Become Free And Exalted Souls.

Happiness Is Prosperity Combined With Virtue.

Wit Is Well-bred Insolence.

There Are, Then, Three States Of Mind ... Two Vices--that Of Excess, And That Of Defect; And One Virtue--the Mean; And All These Are In A Certain Sense Opposed To One Another; For The Extremes Are Not Only Opposed To The Mean, But Also To One Another; And The Mean Is Opposed To The Extremes.