Author of quotes: Mark Fabius Quintilian

It is easier to do many items [alternately], rather than one long.

A brief news less touches.

A liar needs a good memory.

The main thing in oratory is to not give notice art.

Too hard word searches often spoil the entire speech. The best words are those which are by themselves; they seem to be suggested by truth.

What could be more honest and noble how to teach others what he know best?

It is better to abandon a bitter word than the other.

Brevity of speech should not deprive her of grace, otherwise it would be tough.

Freedom and promiscuity - the concept of one does quite the opposite.

There are short sayings and Proverbs which are all adopted and used. Such utterances did not go from century to century, if all people did not seem to be true.

Practice without theory is more valuable than theory without practice.

History should tell you not to prove.

It is easier to accuse than to defend: it is easier to inflict wounds than to heal them.

Many are born of the aversion to teaching because the reprimands in the mouth of other teachers like obvious hatred.