Author of quotes: Epicurus

No young man should be considered happy, and the old man who lived his life well.

We need to break free from the bonds of everyday Affairs and social activities.

A noble man is always more busy with wisdom and friendship: one of them is a blessing is mortal, the other immortal.

Does not produce significant joy anything connected with causes of unlimited desires.

No one should be jealous of: good men do not deserve envy and the bad, the happier are, the more they hurt themselves.

Yes no will you be in life to do anything that might make you scared, if you become aware of another.

The beginning of everything is prudence. From prudence all the other virtues.

We value their character as their property, whether it be good and respected whether or not: it must appreciate the character of others.

Poverty, as measured by the goal of nature, is great wealth, but unlimited wealth is great poverty.

Many, having received wealth, find in it not a deliverance from evils, but a change that large.

The person is unhappy or because of fear, or due to endless, absurd passion.

Necessity is a disaster, but there is no need to live with necessity.

Happiness is the displacement of suffering and anxiety.

Of all the things given to us with wisdom to live life happily, above all is the ability to make friends.