It Is Not So Much Our Friends'

Let No Young Man Delay The Study Of Philosophy, And Let No Old Man Become Weary Of It; For It Is Never Too Early Nor Too Late To Care For The Well-being Of The Soul.

In A Philosophical Dispute, He Gains Most Who Is Defeated, Since He Learns Most.

What Men Fear Is Not That Death Is Annihilation But That It Is Not.

The Guilty Man May Escape, But He Cannot Be Sure Of Doing So.

Of All The Means To Insure Happiness Throughout The Whole Life, By Far The Most Important Is The Acquisition Of Friends.