Horace
View AuthorI would rather be seen as foolish or stupid, as long as my faults bring me pleasures or illusions, than be excessively wise.
Horace
View AuthorMany promises decrease trust.
Horace
View AuthorThe spoken word, once it flies, does not return.
Horace
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Horace
View AuthorVirtue is the midpoint between two opposite vices.
Horace
View AuthorHumor is a subtle logic.
Horace
View AuthorThe people whistle at me, but I applaud myself.
Horace
View AuthorIf you have a healthy stomach, and no side hurts you, and you can walk on your feet, no other thing can add more to you than all the riches of kings.
Horace
View AuthorWe are deceived by the appearance of truth.
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
View AuthorIn the past, those who foolishly sought power by riding on the back of a tiger ended up inside it.
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
View AuthorTo love reading is to exchange hours of boredom for hours of ineffable and delightful company.
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
View AuthorIf we cannot end our differences, let's contribute to making the world a place suitable for them.