Freedom Is Participation In Power.

Prudence Must Not Be Expected From A Man Who Is Never Sober. [lat., Non Est Ab Homine Nunquam Sobrio Postulanda Prudentia.]

The Man Who Is Always Fortunate Cannot Easily Have A Great Reverence For Virtue.

It Shows Nobility To Be Willing To Increase Your Debt To A Man To Whom You Already Owe Much.

Everyone Has The Obligation To Ponder Well His Own Specific Traits Of Character. He Must Also Regulate Them Adequately And Not Wonder Whether Someone Else's Traits Might Suit Him Better. The More Definitely His Own A Man's Character Is, The Better It Fits Him.

In The Very Books In Which Philosophers Bid Us Scorn Fame, They Inscribe Their Names.