Honor (n.) nourishes art, and glory is the spur to all study; whatever a nation looks upon disparagingly, it neglects.
Honor (n.) needs only to be glimpsed: catch the least glimpse of it, and there is nothing we are not prepared to undergo to attain it.
Honor (n.) makes labor lighter: the same toil is not equally heavy to the general and to the common man.
Honor (n.) cannot exist without justice: nothing devoid of justice can be honorable.
Honor (n.) left Regulus, killed by sleeplessness, better off than if he had stayed home, a captive old man, a perjurer of consular dignity.