Alfred Adler
View AuthorA lie would make no sense if the truth were not perceived as dangerous.
Alain
View AuthorNo reasoning with fanatics. You have to be stronger than them.
Enrique Sealtiel Alatriste
View AuthorSomewhere in the soul, the deserts of loss, of fermented pain, extend; dark wastelands crouched behind the landscapes of the days.
Mateo Alemán
View AuthorThose whom good deeds do not benefit and tender words do not move, are tamed by harsh and rigorous punishment.
Alfonso X the Wise
View AuthorThose who knowingly let the king err, deserve punishment like traitors.
Dante Alighieri
View AuthorHe who knows about pain, knows everything.
Isabel Allende
View AuthorThe traumas do not disappear by disregarding them; they are a persistent jellyfish that waits in the shadows and, at the first opportunity, attacks with its snake-like tendrils.
Anaxagoras
View AuthorIf you deceive me once, it's your fault; if you deceive me twice, it's mine.
Frederick Douglass
View AuthorNo one can put a chain around the ankle of his neighbor without having the other end around his own neck.
Alexandre Dumas
View AuthorFor every kind of trouble there are two remedies: time and silence.
Alexandre Dumas
View AuthorThe pride of those who cannot build is to destroy.
Euripides of Salamis
View AuthorVirtue causes more jealousy in evil than vice.