When Some One Reminded Him That The

Ability In Man Is An Apt Good, If It Be Applied To Good Ends.

As Houses Well Stored With Provisions Are Likely To Be Full Of Mice, So The Bodies Of Those That Eat Much Are Full Of Diseases.

Plato Had Defined Man As An Animal, Biped And Featherless, And Was Applauded. Diogenes Plucked A Fowl And Brought It Into The Lecture-room With The Words, "behold Plato's Man!"

There Is Only A Finger's Difference Between A Wise Man And A Fool.

No Man Is Hurt But By Himself. ...literally By How He Interprets What Happens To Him. If He Focusses On How It Could Have Been Better, He Will Be Hurt. If He Focusses On How It Could Have Been Worse, He Will Be Happy. The Same Is True For Women Too.