Virtue Consisteth Of Three Parts,--temperance, Fortitude, And

The Noble Soul Occupies Itself With Wisdom And Friendship.

It Is Not The Young Man Who Should Be Considered Fortunate But The Old Man Who Has Lived Well, Because The Young Man In His Prime Wanders Much By Chance, Vacillating In His Beliefs, While The Old Man Has Docked In The Harbor, Having Safeguarded His True Happiness.

If Death Causes You No Pain When You're Dead, It Is Foolish To Allow The Fear Of It To Cause You Pain Now.

Pleasure Is Our First And Kindred Good. It Is The Starting Point Of Every Choice And Of Every Aversion, And To It We Always Come Back, Inasmuch As We Make Feeling The Rule By Which To Judge Of Every Good Thing.

If God Listened To The Prayers Of Men, All Men Would Quickly Have Perished: For They Are Forever Praying For Evil Against One Another.