Michel de Montaigne
View AuthorThe wrinkles of the spirit make us older than those of the face.
Alberto Moravia
View AuthorOld age is a disease like any other in which one ultimately dies inexorably.
Alfred de Musset
View AuthorMan is the only one who ages; everything else rejuvenates around him every day.
Cesare Pavese
View AuthorThere is something sadder than growing old, and that is to remain a child.
Pablo Picasso
View AuthorWhen they tell me I am too old to do something, I try to do it right away.
Pythagoras of Samos
View AuthorA beautiful old age is usually the reward of a beautiful life.
Plato
View AuthorFear old age, for it never comes alone.
Francisco de Quevedo
View AuthorWe all desire to grow old; and we all deny that we have grown old.
Fernando de Rojas
View AuthorNo one is so old that they cannot live another year, nor so young that they could not die today.
Arthur Schopenhauer
View AuthorThe first forty years of life give us the text; the following thirty, the commentary.
Arthur Schopenhauer
View AuthorIn old age, one learns better to hide failures; in youth, to endure them.
Jonathan Swift
View AuthorEveryone would like to live a long time, but no one would want to be old.