A True Friend Is A Sort Of

The Man Who Is Always Fortunate Cannot Easily Have A Great Reverence For Virtue.

Lay Down This Rule Of Friendship: Neither Ask Nor Consent To Do What Is Wrong. The Plea, 'for Friendship's Sake,' Is A Discreditable One, And Should Not Be Admitted For A Moment. We Should Ask From Friends And Do For Friends Only What Is Good.

Not To Know What Has Been Transacted In Former Times Is To Be Always A Child. If No Use Is Made Of The Labors Of Past Ages, The World Must Remain Always In The Infancy Of Knowledge.

No One Was Ever Great Without Some Portion Of Divine Inspiration.

If Nature Does Not Ratify Law, Then All The Virtues May Lose Their Sway.