The Wise Man Never Loses His Temper.

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

To Reduce Man To The Duties Of His Own City, And To Disengage Him From Duties To The Members Of Other Cities, Is To Break The Universal Society Of The Human Race.

Thus In The Beginning The World Was So Made That Certain Signs Come Before Certain Events.

What Is There That Is Illustrious That Is Not Also Attended By Labor?

Next To God We Are Nothing. To God We Are Everything.