I've collected the following quotes over the years. I think they are truly gems of wisdom that everyone would find helpful at some point in time.
Ignis arum probat, miseria fortes viros.
Fire tests gold, misfortune brave men. - Anon.
Tum denique homines nostre intelligimus bona, quom quae sotestate hasuimus, ea a misimus.
We mortals realize the value of blessings only when we have lost them. - Plautus
Semper fluris feci ego potioremque habui libertatem quam pecuniam.
I have always valued my freedom more then money, and preferred it. - attributed to Cicero
Oderant di homines iniuros.
The gods hate unjust men. - Anon.
Ea liberias est que pectus purum et eirmum, estitati aliae res obnoxiosue nacte in obscura latent.
Freedom is bearing a pure and dauntless heart; all else is slavery and lies hidden in darkness.
- attributed to Marcus Aurelius
Summum inis, summa imuria.
More laws, less justice. - Anon.
One is not a buddha mearly because one speaks much. The one secure, with out enmity, with out fear is called buddha. - Attributed to Siddartha Gotema, the Buddha.
May you be poor in misfortunes and rich in blessings. - Irish proverb
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