Lust Hath These Three Companions:

Does Not The Gratitude Of The Dog Put To Shame Any Man Who Is Ungrateful To His Benefactors?

In Truth, To Know Oneself Seems To Be The Hardest Of All Things. Not Only Our Eye, Which Observes External Objects, Does Not Use The Sense Of Sight Upon Itself, But Even Our Mind, Which Contemplates Intently Another's Sin, Is Slow In The Recognition Of Its Own Defects.

If Everyone Would Take Only According To His Needs And Would Leave The Surplus To The Needy, No One Would Be Rich, No One Poor, No One In Misery.

The Christian Ought Not To Say Anything Behind His Brother's Back With The Object Of Calumniating Him, For This Is Slander, Even If What Is Said Is True. He Ought To Turn Away From The Brother Who Speaks Evil Against Him?

When Someone Steals Another's Clothes, We Call Them A Thief. Should We Not Give The Same Name To One Who Could Clothe The Naked And Does Not? The Bread In Your Cupboard Belongs To The Hungry; The Coat Unused In Your Closet Belongs To The One Who Needs It; The Shoes Rotting In Your Closet Belong To The One Who Has No Shoes; The Money Which You Hoard Up Belongs To The Poor.