Euripides of Salamis Quote

When a good man is hurt, everyone who considers themselves good must suffer with him.

It's easier to give advice than to endure adversity with strength.

There is no man absolutely free. He is a slave to wealth, or fortune, or the laws, or else the people prevent him from acting according to his exclusive will.

Never call a mortal happy until you have seen how, on his last day, he descends to the grave.

Virtue causes more jealousy in evil than vice.

Ill-gotten gains result in losses.

It is a fortunate misfortune to not have children.

Life is a struggle.

When there is an excess of love, the man loses his honor and his worth.

The one who speaks to a fool, even if they are wise, will also appear foolish.