Plato
View AuthorWhen death rushes upon man, the mortal part is extinguished; but the immortal principle withdraws and departs safe and sound.
Plato
View AuthorWhere the authority is coveted and contested, there can be no good government, nor will harmony prevail.
Plato
View AuthorEverything that is born necessarily comes from a cause; for without a cause, nothing can have its origin.
Plato
View AuthorThere are three faculties in man: reason, which enlightens and dominates; courage or spirit, which acts; and the senses, which obey.
Plato
View AuthorThe simplest tomb is the best.
Plato
View AuthorCommon spirits have no destiny.
Plato
View AuthorTime is a moving image of eternity.
Plato
View AuthorMen live jealous of immortality
Plato
View AuthorThat which moves by itself is immortal
Plato
View AuthorTime is the image of eternity in motion.
Plato
View AuthorThe man brutalized by superstition is the most vile of men.
Pliny the Younger
View AuthorThe desire for all things diminishes when the occasion is too easy.