When A Man's Struggle Begins Within Oneself,

Thrasyllus The Cynic Begged A Drachm Of Antigonus. "that," Said He, "is Too Little For A King To Give." "why, Then," Said The Other, "give Me A Talent." "and That," Said He, "is Too Much For A Cynic (or, For A Dog) To Receive."

Rather I Fear On The Contrary That While We Banish Painful Thoughts We May Banish Memory As Well.

Most People Do Not Understand Until Old Age What Plato Tells Them When They Are Young.

The Very Spring And Root Of Honesty And Virtue Lie In Good Education.

And Archimedes, As He Was Washing, Thought Of A Manner Of Computing The Proportion Of Gold In King Hiero's Crown By Seeing The Water Flowing Over The Bathing-stool. He Leaped Up As One Possessed Or Inspired, Crying, "i Have Found It! Eureka!".