EuripidesThinkers

The City is a source of joy. The first requisite to happiness is that a man be born in a famous city.

Cleverness is not wisdom.

The Day is for honest men, the night is for thieves.

A Demagogue is a man of loose tongue; intemperate, trusting to tumult, leading the populace to mischief with empty words.

A Demagogue is a wise fellow who is also worthless, always charming the rabble.

Enough is abundance to the wise.

Fame's sire is toil.

Hard work is the sire of fame.

Kindness , when excessive, eliminates respect, just as excessive anger causes fear.

Night is for thieves, the day is for honest men.