Trouble Springs From Idleness.

The Problem With Doing Nothing Is Not Knowing When You're Finished.

He That Doth What He Should Not, Shall Feel What He Would Not.

Laws Too Gentle Are Seldom Obeyed; Too Severe, Seldom Executed.

A Full Belly Makes A Dull Brain: The Muses Starve In A Cook's Shop.

That Man Alone Loves Himself Rightly Who Procures The Greatest Possible Good To Himself Through The Whole Of His Existence And So Pursues Pleasure As Not To Give For It More Than It Is Worth.