Favorites Quote's
Author
Topic's
Blog
Man Has Much More To Fear From The Passions Of His Fellow-creatures, Than From The Convulsions Of The Elements.
-Edward Gibbon
Please Wait....
Translating....
Select Image
Download as Image
English
Spanish
French
German
Hindi
Chinese
Man Has Much More To
Edward Gibbon
Man Has Much More To Fear From The Passions Of His Fellow-creatures, Than From The Convulsions Of The Elements.
Views: 63
Topic
Passion
Men
Creatures
More From Edward Gibbon
It Is Seldom That Minds Long Exercised In Business Have Formed Any Habits Of Conversing With Themselves, And In The Loss Of Power They Principally Regret The Want Of Occupation.
Regret
Loss
Long
My English Text Is Chaste, And All Licentious Passages Are Left In The Decent Obscurity Of A Learned Language.
Obscurity
Language
Obscenity
Under A Democratical Government The Citizens Exercise The Powers Of Sovereignty; And Those Powers Will Be First Abused, And Afterwards Lost, If They Are Committed To An Unwieldy Multitude.
Exercise
Government
History
Suspicious Princes Often Promote The Last Of Mankind, From A Vain Persuasion That Those Who Have No Dependence Except On Their Favor Will Have No Attachment Except To The Person Of Their Benefactor.
Attachment
Favors
Lasts
A Warlike Nation Like The Germans, Without Either Cities, Letters, Arts, Or Money, Found Some Compensation For This Savage State In The Enjoyment Of Liberty. Their Poverty Secured Their Freedom, Since Our Desires And Our Possessions Are The Strongest Fetters Of Despotism.
Art
Cities
History
Trending Author
Jennifer Hudson
Ray Lewis
Paula Abdul
John Charles Polanyi
Bob Marley
R. A. Salvatore
Category
Information