Plato
View AuthorThe man brutalized by superstition is the most vile of men.
Plato
View AuthorThe masterpiece of injustice is to appear just without being so.
Plato
View AuthorBeauty is the splendor of truth.
Plato
View AuthorThe most important and principal public business is the good education of the youth.
Plato
View AuthorTwo excesses must be avoided in the education of youth; too much severity, and too much sweetness.
Plato
View AuthorGood faith is the foundation of every society, perfidy is the plague.
Plato
View AuthorWe can easily forgive a child who is afraid of the dark; the real tragedy of life is when an adult is afraid of the light.
Plautus
View AuthorSeeking uncertain things, we lose the certain ones.
Plautus
View AuthorThe one who only thinks about their duties when reminded of them is not worthy of esteem.
Plautus
View AuthorA eyewitness is worth more than ten hearsays.
Plautus
View AuthorI love the truth, I want and desire for everyone to tell it to me.
Plautus
View AuthorHe carries a stone in one hand, and with the other, he shows the bread.