No Man Has Perpetual Good

It Is Difficult To Whistle And Drink At The Same Time.

The Bell Never Rings Of Itself; Unless Some One Handles Or Moves It It Is Dumb.

The Gods Give That Man Some Profit To Whom They Are Propitious. [lat., Cui Homini Dii Propitii Sunt Aliquid Objiciunt Lucri.]

Not By Age But By Capacity Is Wisdom Acquired.

For Enemies Carry About Slander Not In The Form In Which It Took Its Rise . The Scandal Of Men Is Everlasting; Even Then Does It Survive When You Would Suppose It To Be Dead.