Death Is Nothing To Us, Since When

Death Is Nothing To Us, Since When We Are, Death Has Not Come, And When Death Has Come, We Are Not.

Death, The Most Dreaded Of Evils, Is Therefore Of No Concern To Us; For While We Exist Death Is Not Present, And When Death Is Present We No Longer Exist.

Is God Willing To Prevent Evil, But Not Able? Then He Is Not Omnipotent. Is He Able, But Not Willing? Then He Is Malevolent. Is He Both Able And Willing? Then Whence Cometh Evil? Is He Neither Able Nor Willing? Then Why Call Him God?

Virtue Consisteth Of Three Parts,--temperance, Fortitude, And Justice.

A Free Life Cannot Acquire Many Possessions, Because This Is Not Easy To Do Without Servility To Mobs Or Monarchs.