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« What educated fools, is not the word, it is the misfortune. » Démocrite (Fragments) « There is nothing real, the opinion of all is everyone's opinion. » Démocrite (Fragments) « The hopes of the learned men are better than the wealth of the ignorant. » Démocrite (Les penseurs grecs avant Socrate) « The beauty of the body is a worthy animal benefit if intelligence is the. » Démocrite « Happiness does not consist in the possession of flocks and gold. It is in the soul which is the seat of bliss. » Démocrite (Physiologie du mariage) « Fools want to live, because they fear that death, instead of fear old age. » Démocrite « Anyone who comes across a good son-in-law find a son; anyone falls on a bad son-in-law loses his own daughter and more. » Démocrite « Old age weakens all our senses. The old man has everything, but in all it lacks something. » Démocrite « The limits of what is useful or not are pleasure and displeasure. » Démocrite « Consciousness was given to man to transform the tragedy of living in a comedy. » Démocrite « A man's character is his fate. » Démocrite « Those who like to blame are, by nature, unlikely to friendship. » Démocrite « Many people who appeared to be our friends aren't in reality; the opposite is also true. » Démocrite « The friendship of one reasonable man better than all the unreasonable people together. » Démocrite (Fragments) « It's not worth living if you don't have a good friend. » Démocrite (Fragments) « It's magnanimity that endure with calm the lack of tact. » Démocrite (Fragments) « Life is a passage, the world is a concert hall. We go in, we look at, get out. » Démocrite (Sentences) « Even in solitude, don't say or do nothing blameworthy. Learn to respect you a lot more before your own conscience before others. » Démocrite (Fragments) « The same causes which provide us goods can also cause headaches, while providing the means to avoid. » Démocrite (Fragments) « Among the pleasures, rare are the strongest. » Démocrite (Fragments) « All jealousy is without profit, because in seeking what can harm others, she loses sight of its own interests. » Démocrite (Fragments) « Men experience to scratch the same pleasure to make love. » Démocrite (Fragments) « Small services provided at the right time are the most precious in the eyes of those who benefit. » Démocrite (Fragments) « Load that support our shoulders must be less than easy to wear. » Démocrite (Fragments) « Happiness and unhappiness lie in the soul. » Démocrite (Fragments) « Contradict and chat without respite, it is show naturally unable to learn what it takes. » Démocrite (Fragments) « The peace of mind comes from the moderation in pleasure. » Démocrite « There are more honest people by application and by training and by nature. » Démocrite « All that exists in the universe is the result of chance and the need. » Démocrite « Better think before acting that regret after having acted. » Démocrite « Education is an ornament, for the unhappy to happy people shelter. » Démocrite (Les Penseurs grecs avant Socrate) « The word is a shadow of the action. » Démocrite (Les Penseurs grecs avant Socrate) « A lot of thought and not a lot of knowledge, that's what tender. » Démocrite (Les Penseurs grecs avant Socrate) « Misers suffer the fate of the bees: they work as if they were to live forever. » Démocrite (Les penseurs grecs avant Socrate) « We can't be a poet without some madness. » Démocrite « We're looking for good unless it is found and there is evil unless we're looking for. » Démocrite « Nothing exists in our intelligence that has not first been in our senses. » Démocrite « Fortuitous binding atoms is the origin of all that is. » Démocrite « You stand injustice; Console yourself, real misfortune is to make. » Démocrite « The beauty of the body, decouronnee of the soul, is an ornament for the animals. » Démocrite « We're looking for good without finding, and found the evil without searching. » Démocrite « Don't show you not suspicious of everyone, but prudent and firm. » Démocrite (Fragments) « If you desire many things, this bit will seem much, as undemanding desires give as much force to poverty to wealth. » Démocrite (Fragments) | You can give this short story one to five stars. Five being the maximum score. Simply click on the desired number of stars. Envoyer
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