Aristotle Dines When It Seems Good To

Solon Used To Say That Speech Was The Image Of Actions; . . . That Laws Were Like Cobwebs, - For That If Any Trifling Or Powerless Thing Fell Into Them, They Held It Fast; While If It Were Something Weightier, It Broke Through Them And Was Off.

Democritus Says, "but We Know Nothing Really; For Truth Lies Deep Down".

Poverty Is A Virtue Which One Can Teach Oneself.

He Has The Most Who Is Most Content With The Least.

I Am Diogenes The Dog. I Nuzzle The Kind, Bark At The Greedy And Bite Scoundrels.