We as often repent the good
we have done as the ill.
(Hazlitt: Characteristics.)
Άλλος ένας ιστότοπος WordPress
We as often repent the good
we have done as the ill.
(Hazlitt: Characteristics.)
Shame operates most strongly in our earliest years.
(Dr Johnson: Notes upon Shakespeare.)
The path of duty lies in what is near,
and man seeks for it in what is remote.
(Mencius.)
Even in a palace life may be lived well.
(Marcus Aurelius: Meditations.)
Envy honours the dead
in order to insult the living.
(Helvétius: Notes, maximes et pensées.)
Who are next to knaves?
Those that converse with them.
(Pope: Thoughts on Various Subjects.)
Lovely days don’t come to you,
you should walk to them.
(Jalāl ad-Dīn Muhammad Rūmī.)
Μάταιος ο χρόνος αλλά πέρασμα.
(Νίκος Καρούζος.)
Humility is the solid
foundation of all virtues.
(Confucius.)
Just as a candle cannot burn without fire,
men cannot live without a spiritual life.
(Buddha.)