Favorites Quote's
Author
Topic's
Blog
He Who Cheats With An Oath Acknowledges That He Is Afraid Of His Enemy, But That He Thinks Little Of God.
-Plutarch
Please Wait....
Translating....
Select Image
Download as Image
English
Spanish
French
German
Hindi
Chinese
He Who Cheats With An Oath Acknowledges
Plutarch
He Who Cheats With An Oath Acknowledges That He Is Afraid Of His Enemy, But That He Thinks Little Of God.
Views: 12
Topic
Thinking
Enemy
Littles
More From Plutarch
Courage Consists Not In Hazarding Without Fear; But Being Resolutely Minded In A Just Cause.
Courage
Fear
Justice
To One That Promised To Give Him Hardy Cocks That Would Die Fighting, "prithee," Said Cleomenes, "give Me Cocks That Will Kill Fighting.
Fighting
Giving
Said
As Those That Pull Down Private Houses Adjoining To The Temples Of The Gods, Prop Up Such Parts As Are Contiguous To Them; So, In Undermining Bashfulness, Due Regard Is To Be Had To Adjacent Modesty, Good-nature And Humanity.
House
Humanity
Temples
He (cato) Used To Say That In All His Life He Never Repented But Of Three Things. The First Was That He Had Trusted A Woman With A Secret; The Second That He Had Gone By Sea When He Might Have Gone By Land; And The Third, That Had Passed One Day Without Having A Will By Him.
Sea
Land
Secret
Rather I Fear On The Contrary That While We Banish Painful Thoughts We May Banish Memory As Well.
Memories
May
Painful
Trending Author
Harold Ramis
Stanislav Grof
Arthur Eddington
John Mahoney
Claire Forlani
Les Baxter
Category
Information