The Wise Man Knows Of

To Learn Is A Natural Pleasure, Not Confined To Philosophers, But Common To All Men.

That Which Is Common To The Greatest Number Has The Least Care Bestowed Upon It

Every Wicked Man Is In Ignorance As To What He Ought To Do, And From What To Abstain, And It Is Because Of Error Such As This That Men Become Unjust And, In A Word, Wicked.

What It Lies In Our Power To Do, It Lies In Our Power Not To Do.

No One Chooses What Does Not Rest With Himself, But Only What He Thinks Can Be Attained By His Own Act.