There Is Nothing So Fleeting As The

How Much Luckier Than All The Rest Of Mankind Are The Astrologers Who, If They Tell One Truth Among A Hundred Lies, Obtain So Much Credit That Even Their Lies Are Believed.

There Is Nothing So Fleeting As The Memory Of Benefits Received.

We Fight To Great Disadvantage When We Fight With Those Who Have Nothing To Lose.

By Numberless Examples It Will Evidently Appear That Human Affairs Are As Subject To Change And Fluctuation As The Waters Of The Sea Agitated By The Winds.

Since There Is Nothing So Well Worth Having As Friends, Never Lose A Chance To Make Them.