To Be Bowed By Grief Is Folly;

Not Houses Finely Roofed Or The Stones Of Walls Well Builded, Nay Nor Canals And Dockyards Make The City, But Men Able To Use Their Opportunity.

To Be Bowed By Grief Is Folly; Naught Is Gained By Melancholy; Better Than The Pain Of Thinking, Is To Steep The Sense In Drinking.

Fighting Men Are The City's Fortress.

Wine Is A Peep-hole On A Man.

The Arcadians Were Chestnut-eaters.