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. . . For Until That God Who Rules All The Region Of The Sky . . . Has Freed You From The Fetters Of Your Body, You Cannot Gain Admission Here. Men Were Created With The Understanding That They Were To Look After That Sphere Called Earth, Which You See In The Middle Of The Temple. Minds Have Been Given To Them Out Of The Eternal Fires You Call Fixed Stars And Planets, Those Spherical Solids Which, Quickened With Divine Minds, Journey Through Their Circuits And Orbits With Amazing Speed.

-Marcus Tullius Cicero

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. . . For Until That God Who Rules All The Region Of The Sky . . . Has Freed You From The Fetters Of Your Body, You Cannot Gain Admission Here. Men Were Created With The Understanding That They Were To Look After That Sphere Called Earth, Which You See In The Middle Of The Temple. Minds Have Been Given To Them Out Of The Eternal Fires You Call Fixed Stars And Planets, Those Spherical Solids Which, Quickened With Divine Minds, Journey Through Their Circuits And Orbits With Amazing Speed.

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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.

The Works Of Nature Must All Be Accounted Good.

For No Phase Of Life, Whether Public Or Private, Whether In Business Or In The Home, Whether One Is Working On What Concerns Oneself Alone Or Dealing With Another, Can Be Without Its Moral Duty; On The Discharge Of Such Duties Depends All That Is Morally Right, And On Their Neglect All That Is Morally Wrong In Life.

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

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The Function Of Wisdom Is To Discriminate Between Good And Evil.

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Peace Is Freedom In Tranquility.

A Happy Life Consists In Tranquility Of Mind.

It Is A Strong Proof Of Men Knowing Most Things Before Birth, That When Mere Children They Grasp Innumerable Facts With Such Speed As To Show That They Are Not Then Taking Them In For The First Time, But Are Remembering And Recalling Them.

It Is Fortune, Not Wisdom, That Rules Man's Life.

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

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Strict Law Is Often Great Injustice.

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Promises Are Not To Be Kept, If The Keeping Of Them Is To Prove Harmful To Those To Whom You Have Made Them.

I Never Admire Another's Fortune So Much That I Became Dissatisfied With My Own.

He Does Not Seem To Me To Be A Free Man Who Does Not Sometimes Do Nothing.

Fire And Water Are Not Of More Universal Use Than Friendship.

Our Minds Possess By Nature An Insatiable Desire To Know The Truth.

Not To Know What Has Been Transacted In Former Times Is To Continue Always A Child.

There Is Nothing God Cannot Do.

The Office Of Liberality Consisteth In Giving With Judgment.

No One Dies Too Soon Who Has Finished The Course Of Perfect Virtue.

There Is No Fortune So Strong That Money Cannot Take It.

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Not To Be Avaricious Is Money; Not To Be Fond Of Buying Is A Revenue; But To Be Content With Our Own Is The Greatest And Most Certain Wealth Of All.

A Wise Man Does Nothing By Constraint.

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

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Friendship Makes Prosperity Brighter, While It Lightens Adversity By Sharing Its Griefs And Anxieties. [lat., Secundas Res Splendidiores Facit Amicitia, Et Adversas Partiens Communicansque Leviores.]

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Gratitude Is Not Only The Greatest Of Virtues, But The Parent Of All The Others.

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Anyone May Fairly Seek His Own Advantage, But No One Has A Right To Do So At Another's Expense.

Though Liberty Is Established By Law, We Must Be Vigilant, For Liberty To Enslave Us Is Always Present Under That Very Liberty. Our Constitution Speaks Of The "general Welfare Of The People." Under That Phrase All Sorts Of Excesses Can Be Employed By Lusting Tyrants To Make Us Bondsmen.

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Life Is Short, But Art Lives Forever.

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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?

The Whole Life Of A Philosopher Is The Meditation Of His Death.

Men Decide Far More Problems By Hate, Love, Lust, Rage, Sorrow, Joy, Hope, Fear, Illusion Or Some Other Inward Emotion, Than By Reality, Authority, Any Legal Standard, Judicial Precedent, Or Statute.

Great Is The Power, Great Is The Authority Of A Senate That Is Unanimous In Its Opinions.

Laws Are Silent In Time Of War.

There Are Some Duties We Owe Even To Those Who Have Wronged Us. There Is, After All, A Limit To Retribution And Punishment.

Death Is Dreadful To The Man Whose All Is Extinguished With His Life; But Not To Him Whose Glory Never Can Die.

You Might As Well Take The Sun Out Of The Sky As Friendship From Life: For The Immortal Gods Have Given Us Nothing Better Or More Delightful.

Quo Usque Tandem Abutere, Catilina, Patientia Nostra? In Heaven's Name,catiline, How Long Will You Abuse Ourpatience?

I Know Not Any Season Of Life That Is Past More Agreeably Than Virtuous Old Age.

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

Secret Enmities Are More To Be Feared Than Open Ones.

Who Doesn't Know That The First Law Of History Is Not To Dare To Say Anything False, And The Second Is Not To Refrain From Saying Anything True?

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There Is No Place More Delightful Than Home.

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No Phase Of Life, Whether Public Or Private, Can Be Free From Duty.

Care Should Be Taken That The Punishment Does Not Exceed The Guilt; And Also That Some Men Do Not Suffer For Offenses For Which Others Are Not Even Indicted.

Friendship Is Nothing Else Than An Accord In All Things, Human And Divine, Conjoined With Mutual Goodwill And Affection.

Let Reason Govern Desire.

Hatreds Not Vowed And Concealed Are To Be Feared More Than Those Openly Declared.

Peace Is Liberty In Tranquillity.

The Man Who Is Always Fortunate Cannot Easily Have A Great Reverence For Virtue.

All Things Are Full Of God.

What Is So Beneficial To The People As Liberty, Which We See Not Only To Be Greedily Sought After By Men, But Also By Beasts, And To Be Prepared In All Things.

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There Is No Duty More Obligatory Than The Repayment Of Kindness.

Freedom Is Participation In Power.

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.

The Whole Of Virtue Consists In Its Practice.

This, Therefore, Is A Law Not Found In Books, But Written On The Fleshly Tablets Of The Heart, Which We Have Not Learned From Man, Received Or Read, But Which We Have Caught Up From Nature Herself, Sucked In And Imbibed; The Knowledge Of Which We Were Not Taught, But For Which We Were Made; We Received It Not By Education, But By Intuition.

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