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Hateful to me, like the gates of Hades, is the man who conceals one thing in his heart and says another.

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Every wise man loves the wife he has chosen.

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Youth has lively genius and weak judgment.

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Having raised the wall against the will of the immortal gods, it was not meant to stand for a long time.

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There is nothing as sweet as one's own homeland and parents, even if one has the most opulent mansion in a foreign and distant land.

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Fortune is like a garment: too loose it burdens us, and too tight it oppresses us.

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Genius is revealed in adverse fortune; in prosperity, it is concealed.

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Let the past be the past.

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Like the generation of leaves, so is the generation of men. The wind scatters the leaves on the ground, and the forest, greening, produces others when spring arrives: in the same way, one human generation is born and another perishes.

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Miserable mortals who, like leaves, are either flourishing and vigorous as they eat the fruits of the earth, or become lifeless and die.

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The lofty gifts of the gods cannot be easily destroyed by mortal men, nor yield to their forces.

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Do not envy your neighbor's wealth.

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