Aristotle
View AuthorThe more nature inclines us to pleasures, the more prone we are to license than to decency.
Aristotle
View AuthorMerchants and industrialists should not be admitted to citizenship, because their way of life is abject and contrary to virtue.
Aristotle
View AuthorOutside of society, man is either a beast or a god.
Aristotle
View AuthorScience is to the soul what light is to the eyes, and if the roots are bitter, the fruits are very sweet.
René de Chateaubriand
View AuthorThe independence of thought is the noblest aristocracy.
René de Chateaubriand
View AuthorThe threat of the strongest always makes me stand by the weakest.
Achille Chavée
View AuthorA curse has never killed a fly.
Anton Chekhov
View AuthorWhen many remedies are suggested for a single ailment, it means that it cannot be cured.
Anton Chekhov
View AuthorWorks of art are divided into two categories: those I like and those I don't like. I don't know any other criteria.
Anton Chekhov
View AuthorI confess that burying some people is a great pleasure.
Anton Chekhov
View AuthorA hungry dog only has faith in the meat.
Anton Chekhov
View AuthorThe common man expects the good and the bad from the outside, the thinking man expects it from himself.