Marcus Tullius Cicero Quotes

No one who trusts in themselves envies the virtue of others.

The things we say are always more sincere when our spirits are angry than when they are calm.

Thinking is like living twice.

The desires of the young show the future virtues of the man.

The life of the dead lives on in the memory of the living.

One must pay attention not only to what each person says, but to what they feel and the reason why they feel it.

Not knowing what has happened before us is like being incessantly children.

If we do good out of self-interest, we will be clever, but never good.

Vain pretensions fall to the ground like flowers. The false does not last long.

If you want to be old for a long time, become old soon.

Friendship is nothing else but a total agreement in all things divine and human, with love and benevolence.

Desires should obey reason.