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Anger (n.) is not concerned that the judgement it gives be just... only that it seems to be just.
Anger (n.) is limited by pity, and were it not there to limit it, the entire world would perish.
Anger (n.) , if not restrained, is frequently more hurtful to us than the injury that provokes it.
Anger's (n.) best cure is hesitation.
The Body (n.) is a detestable habitation.
The Body (n.) is all that is vulnerable about me. The goal is therefore to minimize the role of the body and to enhance the soul so as to render oneself tranquil in the face of fortune.
The Body (n.) is not a home but an inn, and that only briefly.
Courage (n.) is more important than learning: But the one does not come without the other.
Criticism (n.) should not omit those views of which one disapproves. They should suffer condemnation rather than my neglect.
Critique (n.) is the duty to not omit those views of which we disapprove, but make them suffer condemnation rather than neglect.
Death (n.) is afraid of it will never play the part of a live man.
Death (n.) is an escape hatch always at our disposal. 'I have made nothing easier than dying. There is always a way to not detain you against your will '.
Death (n.) is the wish of some, the relief of many, and the end of all.
Fortune (n.) is good fortune when it consist in not needing good fortune.
Friendship's (n.) beauty is in understanding and being understood.
Greed (n.) is one for whom all of nature is too little.
Habit (n.) is difficult to break. The mind unlearns with difficulty what it has long learned.