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.

Magnanimity Consists In Enduring Tactlessness With Mildness.

Our Sins Are More Easily Remembered Than Our Good Deeds.

Disease Of The Home And Of The Life Comes About In The Same Way As That Of The Body.

We Know Nothing Accurately In Reality, But [only] As It Changes According To The Bodily Condition, And The Constitution Of Those Things That Flow Upon [the Body] And Impinge Upon It.