Pale Death With Impartial Tread Beats At The Poor Man’s Cottage Door And At The Palaces Of Kings.
- Horace
Make Money, Money By Fair Means If You Can, If Not, But Any Means Money.
With Silence Favor Me. (Favete Linguis)
It Is Not The Rich Man You Should Properly Call Happy, But Him Who Knows How To Use With Wisdom The Blessings Of The Gods, To Endure Hard Poverty, And Who Fears Dishonor Worse Than Death, And Is Not Afraid To Die For Cherished Friends Or Fatherland.
Force Without Wisdom Falls Of Its Own Weight.
In Adversity Remember To Keep An Even Mind.
Life Grants Nothing To Us Mortals Without Hard Work.
Many Brave Men Lived Before Agamemnon; But All Are Overwhelmed In Eternal Night, Unwept, Unknown, Because They Lack A Sacred Poet.
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