If I Can Only Keep My Good

Who Wishes To Give Himself An Abundance Of Business Let Him Equip These Two Things, A Ship And A Woman. For No Two Things Involve More Business, If You Have Begun To Fit Them Out. Nor Are These Two Things Ever Sufficiently Adorned, Nor Is Any Excess Of Adornment Enough For Them.

Flying Without Feathers Is Not Easy: My Wings Have No Feathers.

He Is A Friend Who, In Dubious Circumstances, Aids In Deeds When Deeds Are Necessary.

That Which You Know, Know Not; And That Which You See, See Not.

Men Understand The Worth Of Blessings Only When They Have Lost Them.