The Wise Man Should Restrain His Senses

No Deliberation Made By A Single Person Will Be Successful; The Nature Of The Work Which A Sovereign Has To Do Is To Be Inferred From The Consideration Of Both The Visible And Invisible Causes. The Clearance Of Doubts As To Whatever Is Susceptible Of Two Opinions, And The Inference Of The Whole When Only A Part Is Seen Is Possible Of Decision Only By Ministers. Hence The King Shall Sit At Deliberation With Persons Of Wide Intellect.

A Wise Man Should Not Divulge The Formula Of A Medicine Which He Has Well Prepared; An Act Of Charity Which He Has Performed; Domestic Conflicts; Private Affairs With His Wife; Poorly Prepared Food He May Have Been Offered; Or Slang He May Have Heard.

The World's Biggest Power Is The Youth And Beauty Of A Woman.

If A King Is Energetic, His Subjects Will Be Equally Energetic.

It Is Better To Die Than To Preserve This Life By Incurring Disgrace. The Loss Of Life Causes But A Moment's Grief, But Disgrace Brings Grief Every Day Of One's Life.