Francisco de Quevedo Quotes

Collection of phrases and quotes of Francisco de Quevedo.

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Not happy is he to whom fortune cannot give more, but he to whom it cannot take anything away.

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He who suspects that he always errs is right.

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Criminals do less harm than a bad judge.

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A single stone can bring down a building.

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To humble oneself is virtue, power, and humility; to let oneself be humbled is baseness and a crime.

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For our greed, much is little; for our need, little is much.

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It is convenient to live considering that one has to die; death is always good; it seems bad sometimes because sometimes the one who dies is bad.

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Astrology is a science that is a treat for the cowardly, without any foundation other than the belief of the superstitious. It is a false testimony that poorly occupied men raise to the stars.

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Life is a pain in which the pain of death begins, and it lasts as long as life does.

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The advice of chastisement most of the time comes late.