All Is But Lip-wisdom Which

Anger, The Stoics Said, Was A Short Madness.

Plato Found Fault That The Poets Of His Time Filled The World With Wrong Opinions Of The Gods, Making Light Tales Of That Unspotted Essence, And Therefore Would Not Have The Youth Depraved With Such Opinions.

Those Lovers Scorn Whom That Love Doth Possess? Do They Call Virtue There Ungratefulness?

Courage Without Discipline Is Nearer Beastliness Than Manhood.

The Day Seems Long, But Night Is Odious; No Sleep, But Dreams; No Dreams But Visions Strange.