Pliny the Younger
View AuthorThe greatest number of the evils that man suffers come from man himself.
Pliny the Younger
View AuthorThere is no book so bad that it is not good for something.
Pliny the Younger
View AuthorRead a lot, but not too many things.
Pliny the Younger
View AuthorThe happier the times, the sooner they pass.
Pliny the Younger
View AuthorPractice is an exceptional teacher.
Pliny the Younger
View AuthorBy nature, men like to see new things and to travel.
Pliny the Younger
View AuthorFear is a poor teacher to give lessons in virtue.
Pliny the Younger
View AuthorYou don't seem to have won to triumph, but to triumph for having won.
Pliny the Elder
View AuthorMany things are considered impossible before they have been done.
Pliny the Elder
View AuthorThe first denied favor cancels out all previous ones.
Pliny the Elder
View AuthorThe best thing that nature has given to man is the brevity of his life.
Pliny the Elder
View AuthorThere is no mortal who is sane at all times.