We Make War That We May Live

The Ideal Man Takes Joy In Doing Favors For Others.

It Is The Repeated Performance Of Just And Temperate Actions That Produces Virtue.

The Roots Of Education Are Bitter, But The Fruit Is Sweet.

You Should Never Think Without An Image.

Neither Should Men Study War With A View To The Enslavement Of Those Who Do Not Deserve To Be Enslaved; But First Of All They Should Provide Against Their Own Enslavement, And In The Second Place Obtain Empire For The Good Of The Governed, And Not For The Sake Of Exercising A General Despotism, And In The Third Place They Should Seek To Be Masters Only Over Those Who Deserve To Be Slaves.