The Whole Life Of A Philosopher Is

Plato Divinely Calls Pleasure The Bait Of Evil, Inasmuch As Men Are Caught By It As Fish By A Hook.

For It Is Commonly Said: Accomplished Labours Are Pleasant.

It Is Fortune, Not Wisdom, That Rules Man's Life.

We Cannot Employ The Mind To Advantage When We Are Filled With Excessive Food And Drink.

The Diligent Farmer Plants Trees, Of Which He Himself Will Never See The Fruit.