Horace
View AuthorThe wise withdraw, the mischievous take advantage, and only fools admire.
Horace
View AuthorPale death calls both to the humble cottages and to the towers of kings.
Horace
View AuthorAnger is a short-lived madness.
Horace
View AuthorIn love there are two evils: war and peace.
Horace
View AuthorGet money above all else, virtue will come afterwards.
Horace
View AuthorIn adverse fortune, genius is often revealed; in prosperity, it is hidden.
Horace
View AuthorThere is nothing inaccessible to mortals.
Horace
View AuthorJustice, although it limps, rarely fails to catch up with the criminal in its pursuit.
Horace
View AuthorWhere many beauties shine, a few blemishes should not offend, from which human nature rarely escapes.
Horace
View AuthorWhat prevents speaking the truth with humor?
Horace
View AuthorAll the tyrants of Sicily have never invented a greater torment than envy.
Horace
View AuthorIf the glass is not clean, whatever you pour into it will become corrupted.