The Pleasure Which We Most

It Is The Nature Of The Wise To Resist Pleasures, But The Foolish To Be A Slave To Them.

No Man Is Free Who Is Not Master Of Himself.

No Living Being Is Held By Anything So Strongly As Its Own Needs.

Wherever I Go It Will Be Well With Me, For It Was Well With Me Here, Not On Account Of The Place, But Of My Judgments Which I Shall Carry Away With Me, For No One Can Deprive Me Of These; On The Contrary, They Alone Are My Property, And Cannot Be Taken Away, And To Possess Them Suffices Me Wherever I Am Or Whatever I Do.

We Are Not To Give Credit To The Many, Who Say That None Ought To Be Educated But The Free; But Rather To The Philosophers, Who Say That The Well-educated Alone Are Free.