In Difficult And Desperate Cases,

In Grave Difficulties, And With Little Hope, The Boldest Measures Are The Safest.

Fame Opportunely Despised Often Comes Back Redoubled.

Passions Are Generally Roused From Great Conflict.

This Was The Athenians' War Against The King Of Macedon, A War Of Words. Words Are The Only Weapons The Athenians Have Left.

Toil And Pleasure, In Their Natures Opposite, Are Yet Linked Together In A Kind Of Necessary Connection.