Heinrich Heine
View AuthorA friend asked me why we don't build cathedrals like the famous Gothic ones nowadays, and I said to him: 'The men of those times had convictions; we moderns have nothing but opinions, and to raise a Gothic cathedral, something more than an opinion is needed'.
Arthur Helps
View AuthorThe sun shines everywhere, but some only see their shadows.
Homer
View AuthorHateful to me, like the gates of Hades, is the man who conceals one thing in his heart and says another.
Horace
View AuthorMix a grain of madness into your prudence.
Horace
View AuthorJustice, although it limps, rarely fails to catch up with the criminal in its pursuit.
Horace
View AuthorStrength that is not guided by prudence, falls under its own weight.
Michel Houellebecq
View AuthorStubbornness is perhaps the only valuable human quality not only in the police profession but at least in all those that have to do with the concept of truth.
Victor Hugo
View AuthorMan has love as his wing, and desire as his yoke.
Victor Hugo
View AuthorBeing good is easy; the difficult part is being fair.
Victor Hugo
View AuthorDare: progress is only achieved that way
Victor Hugo
View AuthorIf you have the strength, we still have the right.
Victor Hugo
View AuthorIndigestion is in charge of preaching morality to the stomach.