The Argument Of The Strongest Is Always

Men Of All Ages Have The Same Inclinations, Over Which Reason Exercises No Control. Thus, Wherever Men Are Found, There Are Follies, Ay, And The Same Follies.

One Should Oblige Everyone To The Extent Of One's Ability. One Often Needs Someone Smaller Than Oneself.

Nothing Is More Dangerous Than A Friend Without Discretion; Even A Prudent Enemy Is Preferable.

No Favor Can Win Gratitude From A Cat.

Everyone Has His Faults Which He Continually Repeats: Neither Fear Nor Shame Can Cure Them.