War Brings Out Thieves And

He Who Is The Cause Of Another's Advancement Is Thereby The Cause Of His Own Ruin.

Few Men Are Brave By Nature, But Good Discipline And Experience Make Many So.

I Assert Once Again As A Truth To Which History As A Whole Bears Witness That Men May Second Their Fortune, But Cannot Oppose It; That They May Weave Its Warp, But Cannot Break It. Yet They Should Never Give Up, Because There Is Always Hope, Though They Know Not The End And More Towards It Along Roads Which Cross One Another And As Yet Are Unexplored; And Since There Is Hope, They Should Not Despair, No Matter What Fortune Brings Or In What Travail They Find Themselves.

Nature Creates Few Men Brave, Industry And Training Makes Many.

Men Are Driven By Two Principal Impulses, Either By Love Or By Fear.