They Fought Indeed And Were

The Measure Of A Man's Life Is The Well Spending Of It, And Not The Length.

Lampis, The Sea Commander, Being Asked How He Got His Wealth, Answered, "my Greatest Estate I Gained Easily Enough, But The Smaller Slowly And With Much Labour.

I Confess Myself The Greatest Coward In The World, For I Dare Not Do An Ill Thing.

Plato Used To Say To Xenocrates The Philosopher, Who Was Rough And Morose, "good Xenocrates, Sacrifice To The Graces.

Custom Is Almost A Second Nature.