Occasional reflections on the wisdom of Ancient Greek and Roman philosophers with Prof. Massimo Pigliucci. Complete index by author and source at... more
When faced with anything painful or pleasurable, anything bringing glory or disrepute, realize that the crisis is now, that the... more
If I admire the interpretation [of a philosophical treatise], I have turned into a literary critic instead of a philosopher,... more
Someone bathes in haste; don’t say he bathes badly, but in haste. Someone drinks a lot of wine; don’t say... more
The following are non-sequiturs: ‘I am richer, therefore superior to you’; or ‘I am a better speaker, therefore a better... more
Everything has two handles: one by which it may be borne, another by which it cannot. If your brother acts... more
Whenever anyone criticizes or wrongs you, remember that they are only doing or saying what they think is right. They... more
As you are careful when you walk not to step on a nail or turn your ankle, so you should... more
When you’re called upon to speak, then speak, but never about banalities like gladiators, horses, sports, food and drink –... more
When somebody’s wife or child dies, to a man we all routinely say, ‘Well, that’s part of life.’ But if... more
If I can make money while remaining honest, trustworthy and dignified, show me how and I will do it. But... more
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