Friedrich Hegel
View AuthorMen are nothing but the instruments of the genius of the universe.
Heinrich Heine
View AuthorTrue madness may be nothing more than wisdom itself, tired of discovering the world's shame, having made the intelligent resolution to go crazy.
Heinrich Heine
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Heinrich Heine
View AuthorExperience is a good school, but the tuition is very expensive.
Werner Karl Heisenberg
View AuthorObjective reality has just evaporated.
Lilliam Hellman
View AuthorPeople change and often forget to communicate that change to others.
Claude Adrien Helvétius
View AuthorMen who are self-sufficient are useless to true friendship.
Homer
View AuthorYouth has lively genius and weak judgment.
Homer
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Homer
View AuthorThere is nothing as sweet as one's own homeland and parents, even if one has the most opulent mansion in a foreign and distant land.
Homer
View AuthorLike the generation of leaves, so is the generation of men. The wind scatters the leaves on the ground, and the forest, greening, produces others when spring arrives: in the same way, one human generation is born and another perishes.