He Lit A Lamp In Broad Daylight

The Noblest People Are Those Despising Wealth, Learning, Pleasure And Life; Esteeming Above Them Poverty, Ignorance, Hardship And Death.

One Day, Observing A Child Drinking Out Of His Hands, He Cast Away The Cup From His Wallet With The Words, "a Child Has Beaten Me In Plainness Of Living."

In A Rich Man's House There Is No Place To Spit But His Face.

We Come Into The World Alone And We Die Alone. Why, In Life, Should We Be Any Less Alone?

Young Men Not Ought To Marry Yet, And Old Men Never Ought To Marry At All.