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Thou Knowest How Numerous This Tribe Is, How United And How Powerful In The Assemblies. I Will Plead In A Low Voice So That Only The Judges May Hear, For Instigators Are Not Lacking To Stir Up The Crowd Against Me, And Against All The Best Citizens. To Scorn, In The Interest Of The Republic, This Multitude Of Jews So Often Turbulent In The Assemblies Shows A Singular Strength Of Mind. The Money Is In The Treasury; They Do Not Accuse Us Of Theft; They Seek To Stir Up Hatreds.

-Marcus Tullius Cicero

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Thou Knowest How Numerous

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Thou Knowest How Numerous This Tribe Is, How United And How Powerful In The Assemblies. I Will Plead In A Low Voice So That Only The Judges May Hear, For Instigators Are Not Lacking To Stir Up The Crowd Against Me, And Against All The Best Citizens. To Scorn, In The Interest Of The Republic, This Multitude Of Jews So Often Turbulent In The Assemblies Shows A Singular Strength Of Mind. The Money Is In The Treasury; They Do Not Accuse Us Of Theft; They Seek To Stir Up Hatreds.

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To Live Long, Live Slowly.

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There Is No Place More Delightful Than Home.

There Is Not Only An Art, But An Eloquence In It.

There Is No Grief Which Time Does Not Lessen And Soften. [lat., Nullus Dolor Est Quem Non Longinquitas Temporis Minuat Ac Molliat.]

I Prefer The Wisdom Of The Uneducated To The Folly Of The Loquacious.

Longing Not So Much To Change Things As To Overturn Them.

The Enemy Is Within The Gates; It Is With Our Own Luxury, Our Own Folly, Our Own Criminality That We Have To Contend.

The Gardener Plants Trees, Not One Berry Of Which He Will Ever See: And Shall Not A Public Man Plant Laws, Institutions, Government, In Short, Under The Same Conditions?

Nothing Troubles You For Which You Do Not Yearn.

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

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What Is Becoming Is Honest, And Whatever Is Honest Must Always Be Becoming.

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There Is No Statement So Absurd That No Philosopher Will Make It.

Time Puts An End To Speculation In Opinions, And Confirms The Laws Of Nature.

The Works Of Nature Must All Be Accounted Good.

Man Was Born For Two Things--thinking And Acting.

The Consciousness Of Good Intention Is The Greatest Solace Of Misfortunes.

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Making A Difference

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Non Nobis Solum Nati Sumus. (not For Ourselves Alone Are We Born.)

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