George Gurdjieff
View AuthorOnly those who know how to take care of what belongs to others can possess what is their own.
Godfrey H. Hardy
View AuthorExposition, criticism, and appreciation are tasks for second-rate minds.
William Hazlitt
View AuthorMan is an animal that feeds on flattery.
Friedrich Hebbel
View AuthorOur virtues are often the illegitimate children of our vices.
Friedrich Hegel
View AuthorBeauty is defined as the sensible manifestation of the idea.
Heinrich Heine
View AuthorUpon closer inspection, we all hide, completely naked, in the clothes we wear.
Heinrich Heine
View AuthorBuild your cabin in the valley, but never do it at the summit.
Werner Karl Heisenberg
View AuthorIdeas are not responsible for what men make of them.
Joseph Heller
View AuthorThe only wisdom I have attained is the wisdom to doubt the ideology and arguments of others.
Arthur Helps
View AuthorThe sun shines everywhere, but some only see their shadows.
Homer
View AuthorFortune is like a garment: too loose it burdens us, and too tight it oppresses us.
Homer
View AuthorThe lofty gifts of the gods cannot be easily destroyed by mortal men, nor yield to their forces.