Marcus Tullius Cicero
View AuthorMy books are always available to me, they are never busy.
Marcus Tullius Cicero
View AuthorAs nothing is more beautiful than knowing the truth, nothing is more shameful than approving the lie and taking it for truth.
Doménico Cieri Estrada
View AuthorPoetry has no time, the one who reads it rescues it, makes it present, and then returns it to its eternity.
Emil Cioran
View AuthorThe lie is a form of talent.
Joseph Conrad
View AuthorThe author only writes half of the book. The reader must take care of the other half.
Diego Luís Córdoba
View AuthorIgnorance leads to servitude, education leads to freedom.
Pierre Corneille
View AuthorYou must have a good memory after lying.
Pierre Corneille
View AuthorThe liar is always lavish with oaths.
William Cowper
View AuthorFollowing stupid precedents and blinking with both eyes is easier than thinking.
William Cowper
View AuthorThe knowledge is proud of how much it has learned; wisdom is humble because it doesn't know more.
William Cowper
View AuthorScience and wisdom, far from being the same thing, often have little connection with each other.
Benedetto Croce
View AuthorThought is the full truth that encompasses all moments, including error.