All Things May Be Bought

Limits The Romans' Anxieties To Two Things - Bread And Games.

We Do Not Commonly Find Men Of Superior Sense Amongst Those Of The Highest Fortune.

Our Prayers Should Be For A Sound Mind In A Healthy Body. [lat., Orandum Est Ut Sit Mens Sana In Corpore Sano.]

Do Not Pluck The Beard Of A Dead Lion. [lat., Noli Barbam Vellere Mortuo Leoni.]

Many Commit The Same Crime With A Very Different Result. One Bears A Cross For His Crime; Another A Crown.