Work Makes A Callus Against Grief.

Man Is His Own Worst Enemy. [lat., Nihil Inimicius Quam Sibi Ipse.]

When They Remain Silent, They Cry Out.

Prosperity Demands Of Us More Prudence And Moderation Than Adversity.

By Hercules! I Prefer To Err With Plato, Whom I Know How Much You Value, Than To Be Right In The Company Of Such Men.

It Is Disgraceful When The Passers-by Exclaim, "o Ancient House! Alas, How Unlike Is Thy Present Master To Thy Former One.