Marcus Tullius Cicero
View AuthorHidden and silent enmities are worse than open and declared ones.
Marcus Tullius Cicero
View AuthorThe memory of the bad past is cheerful.
Marcus Tullius Cicero
View AuthorAs nothing is more beautiful than knowing the truth, nothing is more shameful than approving the lie and taking it for truth.
Emil Cioran
View AuthorThe lie is a form of talent.
Emil Cioran
View AuthorIt is not the violent evils that mark us, but the silent, the insistent, the tolerable ones, those that are part of our routine and meticulously undermine us like time.
Joseph Conrad
View AuthorTo confront, always confront, is the way to solve the problem. Confront it!
Joseph Conrad
View AuthorLet them think what they want, but I didn't intend to drown. I intended to swim until I sank – but it's not the same.
Benjamin Constant
View AuthorThe arbitrary is not only harmful when used for crime. Employed against crime, it is also dangerous.
Pierre Corneille
View AuthorYou must have a good memory after lying.
Pierre Corneille
View AuthorThe liar is always lavish with oaths.
Pierre Corneille
View AuthorAlthough I can barely resist my troubles, I prefer to endure them than to deserve them.
Pierre Corneille
View AuthorIf you complain that I betray you, find me enemies that I can hate.