Servants Honor Their Master By

Human Life, Old And Young, Takes Place Between Hope And Remembrance. The Young Man Sees All The Gates To His Desires Open, And The Old Man Remembers--his Hopes.

When Mundane, Lowly Activities Are At Stake, Too Much Insight Is Detrimental — Far-sightedness Errs In Immediate Concerns.

Who Claims That The Heathen's View Of The World Is Incorrect? Life Gives You Nothing! It Is Ruled By False Gods! Nothing Remains True To You But Your Own Self; Provided You Remain True To It.

Austrian Soldiers Are Like Horses: Brave But Easily Frightened.

Plato Calls Complacency The Companion Of Loneliness.