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Marcus Tullius Cicero

Marcus Tullius Cicero

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To know is one thing, to teach to know is another.

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The better one is, the more difficult it is to suspect the wickedness of others.

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These are bad times. Children have stopped obeying their parents and everyone is writing books.

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Confidence corrupts friendship; too much contact consumes it; respect preserves it.

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Friendship is a perfect agreement of the feelings of human and divine things, united with kindness and mutual tenderness.

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Justice expects no reward. It is accepted for its own sake. And in the same way, all virtues are.

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It is foolish to tear out one's hair in moments of affliction, as if it could be relieved by baldness.

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Love is the desire to obtain the friendship of a person who attracts us with their beauty.

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He who seduces a judge with the prestige of his eloquence is more guilty than he who corrupts him with money.

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This is the first precept of friendship: To ask of friends only what is honest, and to do only what is honest for them.

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There is nothing so incredible that oratory cannot make it acceptable.

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As for adversity, you would hardly bear it if you did not have a friend who suffers for you more than yourself.

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