Leonardo Da Vinci Quote

Just as a well-spent day brings sweet sleep, so a well-used life brings a sweet death.

He who truly knows what he's talking about, finds no reason to raise his voice.

Those who fall in love with practice without theory are like pilots without a rudder or compass, who will never know where they are going.

I have offended God and humanity because my work did not have the quality it should have had.

Truly, man is the king of the animals, for his brutality surpasses theirs.

He who does not punish evil, commands it to be done.

Just as iron rusts from disuse, so does inactivity destroy the intellect.

Beauty perishes in life, but it is immortal in art.

While I thought I was learning how to live, I have learned how to die.

If possible, one should make even the dead laugh.

Our greatest foolishness can be very wise.

Benevolent nature provides in such a way that you can find something to learn anywhere.