[the] Emperor Of The West, The Feeble

The Two Antonines (for It Is Of Them That We Are Now Speaking) Governed The Roman World Forty-two Years, With The Same Invariable Spirit Of Wisdom And Virtue. ... Their United Reigns Are Possibly The Only Period Of History In Which The Happiness Of A Great People Was The Sole Object Of Government.

So Long As Mankind Shall Continue To Lavish More Praise Upon Its Destroyers Than Upon Its Benefactors War Shall Remain The Chief Pursuit Of Ambitious Minds.

Ignorant Of The Arts Of Luxury, The Primitive Romans Had Improved The Science Of Government And War.

[the] Noblest Of [arabs] United The Love Of Arms With The Profession Of Merchandise.

Our Work Is The Presentation Of Our Capabilities.