Cicero: “It may often happen that the untrustworthiness of certain men is completely displayed in a small money matter; others…”

For nature has given us a place of entertainment, not of residence.

Again, is there not the fact that the wisest man ever dies with the greatest cheerfulness, the most unwise with the least?

But my soul, I know not how, refusing to be kept down, ever fixed its eyes upon future ages, as though from a conviction that it would begin to live only when it had left the body.

But had it not been the case that souls were immortal, it would not have been the souls of all the best men that made the greatest efforts after an immortality of fame.