There Can Be No Profit,

A Good Disposition I Far Prefer To Gold; For Gold Is The Gift Of Fortune; Goodness Of Disposition Is The Gift Of Nature. I Prefer Much Rather To Be Called Good Than Fortunate.

We Can More Easily Endure That Which Shames Than That Which Vexes Us.

Tattletales, And Those Who Listen To Their Slander, By My Good Will, Should All Be Hanged. The Former By Their Tongues, The Latter By Their Ears. [lat., Homines Qui Gestant, Quique Auscultant Crimina, Si Meo Arbitratu Liceat, Omnes Pendeant Gestores Linguis, Auditores Auribus.]

He Who Dies For Virtue Does Not Perish.

Courage In Danger Is Half The Battle. [lat., Bonus Animus In Mala Re, Dimidium Est Mali.]