What Will Happen To Me If That

If Death Causes You No Pain When You're Dead, It Is Foolish To Allow The Fear Of It To Cause You Pain Now.

Pleasure Is Our First And Kindred Good. It Is The Starting Point Of Every Choice And Of Every Aversion, And To It We Always Come Back, Inasmuch As We Make Feeling The Rule By Which To Judge Of Every Good Thing.

It Is Not So Much Our Friends' Help That Helps Us, As The Confidence Of Their Help.

The Greater The Difficulty The More Glory In Surmounting It, And The Loss Of False Joys Secures To Us A Much Better Possession Of Real Ones.

If You Wish To Make Pythocles Rich, Do Not Add To His Store Of Money, But Subtract From His Desires.