For How Many Things, Which For Our

Let Us Not Listen To Those Who Think We Ought To Be Angry With Our Enemies, And Who Believe This To Be Great And Manly. Nothing Is So Praiseworthy, Nothing So Clearly Shows A Great And Noble Soul, As Clemency And Readiness To Forgive.

To Give And Receive Advice - The Former With Freedom, And Yet Without Bitterness, The Latter With Patience And Without Irritation - Is Peculiarly Appropriate To Geniune Friendship.

Let Us Drink For The Replenishment Of Our Strength, Not For Our Sorrow

Our Minds Possess By Nature An Insatiable Desire To Know The Truth.

The Remembrance Of Past Misery Is Sweet.