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Cicero: Philosophy quotes
Paper won’t blush.
When weapon speaks, the laws keep silence.
Old habits die hard.
It is pleasant to remember difficulties, when they are over.
Titus Lucretius Carus: Philosophy quotes
You cannot do anything from nothing.
Seneca: Philosophy quotes
It is better to learn
more than necessary than to learn nothing.
Vices are learned well without a master.
You should use your ears more often than your tongue.
Envy of other people shows how they are unhappy. Their continual attention to others’ behavior shows how they are boring.
Blame from bad people is the same as praise.
You can know something about your talents, only when you use them in practice.
Alcoholism is a voluntary madness.
Boethius: Philosophy quotes
A vice doesn’t remain without a punishment, because to be vicious is already a punishment.
Firdausi: Philosophy quotes
When an arrow is crooked, she cannot hit the aim.
A custom of the world is so that we don’t see in a sea of mysteries the shores.
Al-Maʿarri: Philosophy quotes
You should test human views and bitterness reaches your lips.
Al-Maʿarri: Philosophy quotes
When you beg your fortune to become friends, she turns suddenly your back.
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