The Subject Of A Good Tragedy Must

Liberty May Be Of No More Use Than Stirring Up The Flame Of Civil Wars; Then, By Disorder Fatal To The World, One Wants No King, The Other Wants No Equal.

He Who Does Not Fear Death Cares Naught For Threats.

One Doesn't Wish To See Those To Whom One Owes So Much.

To He Who Avenges A Father, Nothing Is Impossible

The Greater The Effort, The Greater The Glory.