To A Wise And Good Man The

The Man Who Is Fortunate In His Choice Of Son-in-law Gains A Son; The Man Unfortunate In His Choice Loses His Daughter Also.

Do Not Trust All Men, But Trust Men Of Worth; The Former Course Is Silly, The Latter A Mark Of Prudence.

The Offender, Who Repents, Is Not Yet Lost.

Medicine Heals Diseases Of The Body, Wisdom Frees The Soul From Passions.

Good Breeding In Cattle Depends On Physical Health, But In Men On A Well-formed Character.