Author of quotes: Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-périgord

Lies worst of all, when it is a verb.

Knowing rights and laws, and the state to its knees.

Who lived in the eighteenth century - he did not live.

Pride of place is always there where I sit.

They have forgotten nothing and learned nothing.

The best assistant of a diplomat is his cook.

In politics, what people believe is more important than what is true.

The manners of the people in periods of turmoil are often bad, but the morality of strict crowd even when the crowd, this has all the vices.

Only mountains give birth to mice, and the other volcanoes.

If you want to rise, engage a powerful enemy.

Stupid wife who can't compromise smart husband to compromise may be the only one that is smart.

There is no more noble feeling than distrust.

In the military we call all that do not believe civil.

Lie such a beautiful thing that should not be abused.