The Life Of The Dead Is Placed

Rather Leave The Crime Of The Guilty Unpunished Than Condemn The Innocent.

It Is Foolish To Tear One's Hair In Grief, As Though Sorrow Would Be Made Less By Baldness.

All The Arts, Which Have A Tendency To Raise Man In The Scale Of Being, Have A Certain Common Band Of Union, And Are Connected, If I May Be Allowed To Say So, By Blood-relationship With One Another.

A Person Who Is Wise Does Nothing Against Their Will, Nothing With Sighing Or Under Coercion.

A Man Has No Enemy Worse Than Himself.