We Give Up Leisure In Order That

Bring Your Desires Down To Your Present Means. Increase Them Only When Your Increased Means Permit.

It Is Not Once Nor Twice But Times Without Number That The Same Ideas Make Their Appearance In The World.

Moral Qualities Are So Constituted As To Be Destroyed By Excess And By Deficiency . . .

To Know What Virtue Is Is Not Enough; We Must Endeavor To Possess And To Practice It, Or In Some Other Manner Actually Ourselves To Become Good.

The Beauty Of The Soul Shines Out When A Man Bears With Composure One Heavy Mischance After Another, Not Because He Does Not Feel Them, But Because He Is A Man Of High And Heroic Temper.