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All Men Have A Feeling, That They Would Rather You Told Them A Civil Lie Than Give Them A Point Blank Refusal.... If You Make A Promise, The Thing Is Still Uncertain, Depends On A Future Day, And Concerns But Few People; But If You Refuse You Alienate People To A Certainty And At Once, And Many People Too.

-Marcus Tullius Cicero

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All Men Have A

Marcus Tullius Cicero

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All Men Have A Feeling, That They Would Rather You Told Them A Civil Lie Than Give Them A Point Blank Refusal.... If You Make A Promise, The Thing Is Still Uncertain, Depends On A Future Day, And Concerns But Few People; But If You Refuse You Alienate People To A Certainty And At Once, And Many People Too.

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Sed Nescio Quo Modo Nihil Tam Absurde Dici Potest Quod Non Dicatur Ab Aliquo Philosphorum. (there Is Nothing So Absurd But Some Philosopher Has Said It.)

The Wise Man Knows Nothing If He Cannot Benefit From His Wisdom. Wisdom Is Not Only To Be Acquired, But Also To Be Utilized.

In Anger Nothing Right Nor Judicious Can Be Done.

I Prefer Silent Prudence To Loquacious Folly.

Fortune Is Not Only Blind Herself, But Blinds The People She Has Embraced.

There Are Gems Of Thought That Are Ageless And Eternal.

There Were Poets Before Homer.

There Never Was A Great Soul That Did Not Have Some Divine Inspiration.

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Diseases Of The Soul Are More Dangerous And More Numerous Than Those Of The Body.

When You Have No Basis For An Argument, Abuse The Plaintiff.

In Ancient Times Music Was The Foundation Of All The Sciences. Education Was Begun With Music With The Persuasion That Nothing Could Be Expected Of A Man Who Was Ignorant Of Music.

The Spirit Is The True Self. The Spirit, The Will To Win, And The Will To Excel Are The Things That Endure.

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There Is Nothing Better Fitted To Delight The Reader Than Change Of Circumstances And Varieties Of Fortune.

Not To Know What Happened Before You Were Born Is To Be A Child Forever. For What Is The Time Of A Man, Except It Be Interwoven With That Memory Of Ancient Things Of A Superior Age?

That Folly Of Old Age Which Is Called Dotage Is Peculiar To Silly Old Men, Not To Age Itself.

There Is In Superstition A Senseless Fear Of God.

Guilt Is Present In The Very Hesitation, Even Though The Deed Be Not Committed.

Just As The Soul Fills The Body, So God Fills The World. Just As The Soul Bears The Body, So God Endures The World. Just As The Soul Sees But Is Not Seen, So God Sees But Is Not Seen. Just As The Soul Feeds The Body, So God Gives Food To The World.

A S Laws Multiply, Injustice Increases.

Here Is A Man Whose Life And Actions The World Has Already Condemned - Yet Whose Enormous Fortune...has Already Brought Him Acquittal!

One Who Sees The Supersoul Accompanying The Individual Soul In All Bodies And Who Understands That Neither The Soul Nor The Supersoul Is Ever Destroyed, Actually Sees.

There Are No True Friends In Politics.

No True Friends

I Wonder That A Soothsayer Doesn't Laugh Whenever He Sees Another Soothsayer.

There Is In Fact A True Law Namely Right Reason, Which Is In Accordance With Nature, Applies To All Men And Is Unchangeable And Eternal. ... It Will Not Lay Down One Rule At Rome And Another At Athens, Nor Will It Be One Rule Today And Another Tomorrow. But There Will Be One Law Eternal And Unchangeable Binding All Times And Upon All Peoples.

Advice In Old Age Is Foolish; For What Can Be More Absurd Than To Increase Our Provisions For The Road The Nearer We Approach To Our Journey's End.

For Many Wish Not So Much To Be, As To Seem To Be, Endowed With Real Virtue.

Freedom Is A Man's Natural Power Of Doing What He Pleases, So Far As He Is Not Prevented By Force Or Law.

No One Has Leave To Sin.

Lucius Cassius Ille Quem Populus Romanus Verissimum Et Sapientissimum Iudicem Putabat Identidem In Causis Quaerere Solebat 'cui Bono' Fuisset. The Famous Lucius Cassius, Whom The Roman People Used To Regard As A Very Honest And Wise Judge, Was In The Habit Of Asking, Time And Again, 'to Whose Benefit?

It Is The Peculiar Quality Of A Fool To Perceive The Faults Of Others And To Forget His Own.

To Be Ignorant Of What Occurred Before You Were Born Is To Remain Always A Child.

The Authors Who Affect Contempt For A Name In The World Put Their Names To The Books Which They Invite The World To Read.

Let The Welfare Of The People Be The Ultimate Law.

The Beginnings Of All Things Are Small.

Please Go On, Make Your Threats. I Don't Like To Submit To Mere Implication.

The Memory Of Past Troubles Is Pleasant. [lat., Jucunda Memoria Est Praeteritorum Malorum.]

It Is Not A Virtue, But A Deceptive Copy And Imitation Of Virtue, When We Are Led To The Performance Of Duty By Pleasure As Its Recompense.

Nature Has Lent Us Life At Interest, Like Money, And Has Fixed No Day For Its Payment.

He Cannot Be Strict In Judging, Who Does Not Wish Others To Be Strict Judges Of Himself.

No Sensible Man (among The Many Things That Have Been Written On This Kind) Ever Imputed Inconsistency To Another For Changing His Mind. [lat., Nemo Doctus Unquam (multa Autem De Hoc Genere Scripta Sunt) Mutationem Consili Inconstantiam Dixit Esse.]

A Happy Life Consists In Tranquility Of Mind.

It Is Not Enough Merely Possess Virtue, As If It Were An Art; It Should Be Practiced.

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Nor Am I Ashamed, As Some Are, To Confess My Ignorance Of Those Matters With Which I Am Unacquainted.

As I Give Thought To The Matter, I Find Four Causes For The Apparent Misery Of Old Age; First, It Withdraws Us From Active Accomplishments; Second, It Renders The Body Less Powerful; Third, It Deprives Us Of Almost All Forms Of Enjoyment; Fourth, It Stands Not Far From Death.

We Should Be Careful That Our Benevolence Does Not Exceed Our Means.

While All Other Things Are Uncertain, Evanescent, And Ephemeral, Virtue Alone Is Fixed With Deep Roots; It Can Neither Be Overthrown By Any Violence Or Moved From Its Place.

Time Is The Herald Of Truth.

Rightly Defined Philosophy Is Simply The Love Of Wisdom.

Not To Know What Happened Before Means To Remain Forever A Child.

The Most Desirable Thing In Life After Health And Modest Means Is Leisure With Dignity.

There Exists A Law, Not Written Down Anywhere But Inborn In Our Hearts; A Law Which Comes To Us Not By Training Or Custom Or Reading But By Derivation And Absorption And Adoption From Nature Itself; A Law Which Has Come To Us Not From Theory But From Practice, Not By Instruction But By Natural Intuition. I Refer To The Law Which Lays It Down That, If Our Lives Are Endangered By Plots Or Violence Or Armed Robbers Or Enemies, Any And Every Method Of Protecting Ourselves Is Morally Right.

To Err Is Human, But To Persevere In Error Is Only The Act Of A Fool.

The Foundation Of Justice Is Good Faith.

Confidence Is That Feeling By Which The Mind Embarks In Great And Honorable Courses With A Sure Hope And Trust In Itself.

What Greater Or Better Gift Can We Offer The Republic Than To Teach And Instruct Our Youth? [lat., Quod Enim Munus Reiplicae Afferre Majus, Meliusve Possumus, Quam Si Docemus Atque Erudimus Juventutem?]

Friendship Improves Happiness And Abates Misery, By The Doubling Of Our Joy And The Dividing Of Our Grief.

Politicians Are Not Born; They Are Excreted.

No Man Can Be Brave Who Thinks Pain The Greatest Evil; Nor Temperate, Who Considers Pleasure The Highest God. [lat., Fortis Vero, Dolorem Summum Malum Judicans; Aut Temperans, Voluptatem Summum Bonum Statuens, Esse Certe Nullo Modo Potest.]

A Man Does Not Wonder At What He Sees Frequently, Even Though He Be Ignorant Of The Reason. If Anything Happens Which He Has Not Seen Before, He Calls It A Prodigy.

Every Man's Friend Is No Man's Friend.

It Is A Crime To Put A Roman Citizen In Chains, It Is An Enormity To Flog One, Sheer Murder To Slay One: What, Then, Shall I Say Of Crucifixion? It Is Impossible To Find The Word For Such An Abomination.

Let Every Man Practice The Art That He Knows Best.

I Never Heard Of An Old Man Forgetting Where He Had Buried His Money. Old People Remember What Interests Them: The Dates Fixed For Their Lawsuits, And The Names Of Their Debtors And Creditors.

If A Man Aspires To The Highest Place, It Is No Dishonor To Him To Halt At The Second, Or Even At The Third.

Frugality Includes All The Other Virtues.

Were Floods Of Tears To Be Unloosed In Tribute To My Grief, The Doves Of Noah Ne'er Had Roost Nor Found An Olive-leaf.

Friendship Is Infinitely Better Than Kindness.

A Thankful Heart Is Not Only The Greatest Virtue But The Parent Of All The Other Virtues.

It Was Fear That Was Then Making You A Good Citizen, Which Is Never A Lasting Teacher Of Duty.

As Thou Sowest, So Shalt Thou Reap.

To Stumble Twice Against The Same Stone, Is A Proverbsial Disgrace.

I Remember The Very Thing That I Do Not Wish To; I Cannot Forget The Things I Wish To Forget.

To Live Long It Is Necessary To Live Slowly.

It Is Besides Necessary That Whoever Is Brave Should Be A Man Of Great Soul.

Inhumanity Is Harmful In Every Age. - Inhumanitas Omni Aetate Molesta Est

Extreme Justice Is Extreme Injustice.

Nor Do I Regret That I Have Lived, Since I Have So Lived That I Think I Was Not Born In Vain, And I Quit Life As If It Were An Inn, Not A Home.

Peace Is Liberty In Tranquillity.

A Wise Man Does Nothing By Constraint.

Nothing Contributes To The Entertainment Of The Reader More, Than The Change Of Times And The Vicissitudes Of Fortune.

The Freedom Of Poetic License.

Our Minds Are Rendered Buoyant By Exercise.

The Hours Pass And The Days And The Months And The Years, And The Past Time Never Returns.

No One Dances Sober, Unless He Is Insane.

Not To Know What Happened Before One Was Born Is Always To Be A Child.

The Devil Finds Work For Idle Hands To Do. Better To Reign In The Hell Than Serve In Heaven. We Are In Bondage To The Law In Order That We May Be Free.

The Human Mind Ever Longs For Occupation.

Let Us Drink For The Replenishment Of Our Strength, Not For Our Sorrow

We Rejoice In The Joys Of Our Friends As Much As We Do Our Own, And We Are Equally Grieved At Their Sorrows. Wherefore The Wise People Will Feel Toward Their Friends As They Do Toward Themselves, And Whatever Labor They Would Encounter With A View To Their Own Pleasure, They Will Encounter Also For The Sake Of Their Friends.

Whatever Befalls In Accordance With Nature Should Be Accounted Good.

The Divinity Who Rules Within Us, Forbids Us To Leave This World Without His Command.

Long Life Is Denied Us; Therefore Let Us Do Something To Show That We Have Lived.

The Name Of Peace Is Sweet, The Thing Itself Is Most Salutary.

Nothing In Oratory Is More Important Than To Win For The Orator The Favour Of His Hearer, And To Have The Latter So Affected As To Be Swayed By Something Resembling An Impulse Of The Spirit Impetu Quodam Animi Or Emotion Perturbatione, Rather Than By Judgment Or Deliberation. For Men Decide Far More Problems By Hate, Or Love, Or Lust, Or Rage, Or Sorrow, Or Joy, Or Hope, Or Fear, Or Illusion, Or Some Other Inward Emotion Aliqua Permotione Mentis, Than By Reality Or Authority, Or Any Legal Standard, Or Judicial Precedent Or Statute.

Thus In The Beginning The World Was So Made That Certain Signs Come Before Certain Events.

There Is No One So Old As To Not Think They May Live A Day Longer.

Always The Same Thing.

There Is No Castle So Strong That It Cannot Be Overthrown By Money.

Can Any One Find In What Condition His Body Will Be, I Do Not Say A Year Hence, But This Evening?

The Mansion Should Not Be Graced By Its Master, The Master Should Grace The Mansion.

It Is A Shameful Thing To Be Weary Of Inquiry When What We Search For Is Excellent.

Vivere Est Cogitare. (to Think Is To Live)

Persistence In A Single View Has Never Been Regarded As A Merit In Political Leaders.

The Greater The Difficulty, The Greater The Glory.

Piety And Holiness Of Life Will Propitiate The Gods. [lat., Deos Placatos Pietas Efficiet Et Sanctitas.]

All Things Tend To Corrupt Perverted Minds.

The Cultivation Of The Mind Is A Kind Of Food Supplied For The Soul Of Man.

The Proof Of A Well-trained Mind Is That It Rejoices In Which Is Good And Grieves At The Opposite.

As In The Case Of Wines That Improve With Age, The Oldest Friendships Ought To Be The Most Delightful.

No One Was Ever Great Without Some Portion Of Divine Inspiration.

Divine Inspiration

Fortune, Not Wisdom, Rules Lives.

When You Are Aspiring To The Highest Place, It Is Honorable To Reach The Second Or Even The Third Rank.

If I Err In Belief That The Souls Of Men Are Immortal, I Gladly Err, Nor Do I Wish This Error Which Gives Me Pleasure To Be Wrested From Me While I Live.

The Foundations Of Justice Are That On One Shall Suffer Wrong; Then, That The Public Good Be Promoted.

They Are, All Of Them, Born With Raging Fanaticism In Their Hearts, Just As The Bretons And The Germans Are Born With Blond Hair. I Would Not Be In The Least Bit Surprised If These People Would Not Some Day Become Deadly To The Human Race.

How Great An Evil Do You See That May Have Been Announced By You Against The Republic? - Videtis Quantum Scelus Contra Rem Publicam Vobis Nuntiatum Sit?

Nothing Stands Out So Conspicuously, Or Remains So Firmly Fixed In The Memory, As Something Which You Have Blundered.

The Whole Glory Of Virtue Resides In Activity.

In All Great Arts, As In Trees, It Is The Height That Charms Us; We Care Nothing For The Roots Or Trunks, Yet It Could Not Be Without The Aid Of These.

No Wise Man Has Called A Change Of Opinion In Constancy.

The Happiest End Of Life Is This: When The Mind And The Other Senses Being Unimpaired, The Same Nature Which Put It Together Takes Asunder Her Own Work.

An Innocent Man, If Accused, Can Be Acquitted; A Guilty Man, Unless Accused, Cannot Be Condemned. It Is, However, More Advantageous To Absolve An Innocent Than Not To Prosecute A Guilty Man.

Who Does Not Know That The First Law Of Historical Writing Is The Truth.

It Might Be Pardonable To Refuse To Defend Some Men, But To Defend Them Negligently Is Nothing Short Of Criminal.

Socrates, Indeed, When He Was Asked Of What Country He Called Himself, Said, "of The World"; For He Considered Himself An Inhabitant And A Citizen Of The Whole World.

A Bureaucrat Is The Most Despicable Of Men, Though He Is Needed As Vultures Are Needed, But One Hardly Admires Vultures Whom Bureaucrats So Strangely Resemble. I Have Yet To Meet A Bureaucrat Who Was Not Petty, Dull, Almost Witless, Crafty Or Stupid, An Oppressor Or A Thief, A Holder Of Little Authority In Which He Delights, As A Boy Delights In Possessing A Vicious Dog. Who Can Trust Such Creatures?

Dissimulation Creeps Gradually Into The Minds Of Men.

The Nearer I Approach Death The More I Feel Like One Who Is In Sight Of Land At Last And Is About To Anchor In One's Home Port After A Long Voyage.

For As The Law Is Set Over The Magistrate, Even So Are The Magistrates Set Over The People. And Therefore, It May Be Truly Said, "that The Magistrate Is A Speaking Law, And The Law Is A Silent Magistrate.

When Trying A Case [the Famous Judge] L. Cassius Never Failed To Inquire "who Gained By It?" Man's Character Is Such That No One Undertakes Crimes Without Hope Of Gain.

Silent Enim Leges Inter Arma (laws Are Silent In Times Of War).

Let The Punishment Be Equal With The Offence. [lat., Noxiae Poena Par Esto.]

We Must Not Only Obtain Wisdom: We Must Enjoy Her.

Man's Life Is Ruled By Fortune, Not By Wisdom.

When Confronted By A Hungry Wolf, It Is Unwise To Goad The Beast, As Cato Would Have Us Do. But It Is Equally Unwise To Imagine The Snarling Animal A Friend And Offer Your Hand, As Pompey Does." "perhaps You Would Have Us Climb A Tree!

True Glory Strikes Root, And Even Extends Itself; All False Pretensions Fall As Do Flowers, Nor Can Any Feigned Thing Be Lasting.

To Be Ignorant Of What Occurred Before You Were Born Is To Remain Always A Child. For What Is The Worth Of Human Life, Unless It Is Woven Into The Life Of Our Ancestors By The Records Of History?

That Which Leads Us To The Performance Of Duty By Offering Pleasure As Its Reward, Is Not Virtue, But A Deceptive Copy And Imitation Of Virtue. [lat., Nam Quae Voluptate, Quasi Mercede Aliqua, Ad Officium Impellitur, Ea Non Est Virtus Sed Fallax Imitatio Simulatioque Virtutis.]

It Is Of No Avail To Know What Is About To Happen; For It Is A Sad Thing To Be Grieved When Grief Can Do No Good.

Law Is The Highest Reason Implanted In Nature, Which Commands What Ought To Be Done And Forbids The Opposite.

Loyalty Is What We Seek In Friendship.

When A Government Becomes Powerful It Is Destructive, Extravagant And Violent; It Is An Usurer Which Takes Bread From Innocent Mouths And Deprives Honorable Men Of Their Substance, For Votes With Which To Perpetuate Itself.

Of All The Rewards Of Virtue, . . . The Most Splendid Is Fame, For It Is Fame Alone That Can Offer Us The Memory Of Posterity.

It Is Like Taking The Sun Out Of The World, To Bereave Human Life Of Friendship.

A True Friend Is A Sort Of Second Self.

Habit Is, As It Were, A Second Nature. [lat., Consuetudo Quasi Altera Natura Effici.]

Not To Know What Has Been Transacted In Former Times Is To Be Always A Child. If No Use Is Made Of The Labors Of Past Ages, The World Must Remain Always In The Infancy Of Knowledge.

Nothing Is More Unreliable Than The Populace, Nothing More Obscure Than Human Intentions, Nothing More Deceptive Than The Whole Electoral System.

Memory Is The Treasury And Guardian Of All Things.

Who Can Love The Man He Fears. Or By Who He Thinks He Is Himself Feared?

A Letter Does Not Blush.

There Is No Grief Which Time Does Not Lessen And Soften.

Oh, How Great Is The Power Of Truth! Which Of Its Own Power Can Easily Defend Itself Against All The Ingenuity And Cunning And Wisdom Of Men, And Against The Treacherous Plots Of All The World.

It Is The Character Of A Brave And Resolute Man Not To Be Ruffled By Adversity And Not To Desert His Post.

The Life Given Us, By Nature Is Short; But The Memory Of A Well-spent Life Is Eternal.

God's Law Is 'right Reason.' When Perfectly Understood It Is Called 'wisdom.' When Applied By Government In Regulating Human Relations It Is Called 'justice.

While The Sick Man Has Life, There Is Hope.

Freedom Suppressed And Again Regained Bites With Keener Fangs Than Freedom Never Endangered.

The First Bond Of Society Is The Marriage Tie; The Next Our Children; Then The Whole Family Of Our House, And All Things In Common.

Let Art, Then, Imitate Nature, Find What She Desires, And Follow As She Directs. For In Invention Nature Is Never Last, Education Never First; Rather The Beginnings Of Things Arise From Natural Talent, And Ends Are Reached By Discipline.

It Is Virtue Itself That Produces And Sustains Friendship, Not Without Virtue Can Friendship By Any Possibility Exist.

Few Are Those Who Wish To Be Endowed With Virtue Rather Than To Seem So.

The Most Evident Difference Between Man And Animals Is This: The Beast, In As Much As It Is Largely Motivated By The Senses And With Little Perception Of The Past Or Future, Lives Only For The Present. But Man, Because He Is Endowed With Reason By Which He Is Able To Perceive Relationships, Sees The Causes Of Things, Understands The Reciprocal Nature Of Cause And Effect, Makes Analogies, Easily Surveys The Whole Course Of His Life, And Makes The Necessary Preparations For Its Conduct.

Sound Conviction Should Influence Us Rather Than Public Opinion.

When They Remain Silent, They Cry Out.

Like Associates With Like.

I Hear Socrates Saying That The Best Seasoning For Food Is Hunger; For Drink, Thirst.

History Is The Witness That Testifies To The Passing Of Time; It Illumines Reality, Vitalizes Memory, Provides Guidance In Daily Life And Brings Us Tidings Of Antiquities.  

Mathematics Is An Obscure Field, An Abstruse Science, Complicated And Exact; Yet So Many Have Attained Perfection In It That We Might Conclude Almost Anyone Who Seriously Applied Himself Would Achieve A Measure Of Success.

He Who Has A Garden And A Library Wants For Nothing.

The Master Sometimes Serves, And The Servant Sometimes Is Master.

What We Call Pleasure, And Rightly So Is The Absence Of All Pain.

There Is No More Sure Tie Between Friends Than When They Are United In Their Objects And Wishes.

For Of All Gainful Professions, Nothing Is Better, Nothing More Pleasing, Nothing More Delightful, Nothing Better Becomes A Well-bred Man Than #‎ Agriculture

It Is Better To Receive Than To Do Injury.

But In Every Matter The Consensus Of Opinion Among All Nations Is To Be Regarded As The Law Of Nature.

The Higher Our Position The More Modestly We Should Behave.

The Multitude Of Fools Is A Protection To The Wise.

The First Duty Of Man Is The Seeking After And The Investigation Of Truth.

In The Very Books In Which Philosophers Bid Us Scorn Fame, They Inscribe Their Names.

Brevity Is The Best Recommendation Of Speech, Whether In A Senator Or An Orator.

Brevity Of Life

No Sensible Man Ever Imputes Inconsistency To Another For Changing His Minds.

Let Flattery, The Handmaid Of The Vices, Be Far Removed .

Philosophy Is The True Mother Of Science.

The Harvest Of Old Age Is The Recollection And Abundance Of Blessing Previously Secured.

More Is Lost By Indecision Than Wrong Decision. Indecision Is The Thief Of Opportunity. It Will Steal You Blind.

"i Believe That No Characteristic Is So Distinctively Human As The Sense Of Indebtedness We Feel, Not Necessarily For A Favor Received, But Even For The Slightest Evidence Of Kindness; And There Is Nothing So Boorish, Savage, Inhuman As To Appear To Be Overwhelmed By A Favor, Let Alone Unworthy Of It."

He Who Obeys With Modesty Appears Worthy Of Being Some Day A Commander.

Men Do Not Realize How Great An Income Thrift Is.

Any Man May Make A Mistake; None But A Fool Will Stick To It. Second Thoughts Are Best As The Proverb Says. [lat., Cujusvis Hominis Est Errare; Nullius, Nisi Insipientis, In Errore Perseverae. Posteriores Enim Cogitationes (ut Aiunt) Sapientiores Solent Esse.]

Secret Enmities Are More To Be Feared Than Open Ones.

A Good Orator Is Pointed And Impassioned.

Self Improvement

Public Speaking

For What People Have Always Sought Is Equality Before The Law. For Rights That Were Not Open To All Alike Would Be No Rights.

The Contemplation Of Celestial Things Will Make A Man Both Speak And Think More Sublimely And Magnificently When He Descends To Human Affairs.

I Criticize By Creation - Not By Finding Fault.

It Is Not Easy To Distinguish Between True And False Affection, Unless There Occur One Of Those Crises In Which, As Gold Is Tried By Fire, So A Faithful Friendship May Be Tested By Danger.

No One Sees What Is Before His Feet: We All Gaze At The Stars. [lat., Quod Est Ante Pedes Nemo Spectat: Coeli Scrutantur Plagas.]

No One Can Speak Well, Unless He Thoroughly Understands His Subject.

Never Injure A Friend, Even In Jest.

People Don't Know The Value Of What They Have Until It Is Gone: Freedom Suppressed And Again Regained Bites With Keener Fangs Than Freedom Never Endangered.... Liberty Is Rendered Even More Precious By The Recollection Of Servitude. Don't Wait Till Freedom Is Gone Before You Enjoy, Value, Support, Protect And Make The Most Of It!

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