Virtue Consisteth Of Three Parts,--temperance, Fortitude, And

No Pleasure Is Evil In Itself; But The Means By Which Certain Pleasures Are Gained Bring Pains Many Times Greater Than The Pleasures.

So Death, The Most Terrifying Of Ills, Is Nothing To Us, Since So Long As We Exist, Death Is Not With Us; But When Death Comes, Then We Do Not Exist. It Does Not Then Concern Either The Living Or The Dead, Since For The Former It Is Not, And The Latter Are No More.

Not What We Have But What We Enjoy, Constitutes Our Abundance.

The Summit Of Pleasure Is The Elimination Of All That Gives Pain.

I Was Not; I Have Been; I Am Not; I Do Not Mind.