Albert Camus
View AuthorWho needs mercy, but those who have no compassion for anyone!
Pablo Picasso
View AuthorInspiration exists, but it has to find you working.
Pablo Picasso
View AuthorNothing can be done in solitude.
Pythagoras of Samos
View AuthorPurify your heart before allowing love to settle in it, for the sweetest honey sours in a dirty glass.
Pythagoras of Samos
View AuthorA woman's eyes have two types of tears: those of true pain and those of spite.
Plato
View AuthorThe human body is the carriage; the self, the man who drives it; thoughts are the reins, and feelings are the horses.
Plato
View AuthorEvery tear teaches mortals a truth.
Plato
View AuthorMan is a charioteer who drives a carriage pulled by two spirited horses: pleasure and duty. The skill of the charioteer lies in tempering the fiery nature of the black steed (pleasure) and harmonizing it with the white (duty) to run without losing balance.
Plato
View AuthorCold and tasteless is solace when not wrapped in some remedy.
Plautus
View AuthorHe carries a stone in one hand, and with the other, he shows the bread.
Pliny the Younger
View AuthorThe greatest number of the evils that man suffers come from man himself.
Publius Syrus
View AuthorNo man is happy unless he believes himself to be so.