Author of quotes: Titus Lucretius Carus

Nothing going on nothing by divine will.
And because only the fear of all the deadly embraces that lot
They see phenomena on earth and in the skies often,
Of which causes can be seen and can not understand,
And believe that everything is God's behest is going on.

And for us that bad, since we do not be born at all?
Anyone born into the light certainly still alive
Want, while attracting his enjoyment of joy,
But for someone who of love never tasted of life
Not numbered among the living, - that bad not to be born?

The man himself does not know what he wants, and is constantly looking for change of places, as if it could relieve him of the burden.

If a person is deprived not entirely, but for the most part of it, and then for the life he clings tight.

Until we have what we seek, this thing seems to us the Supreme good; and, after receiving it, as we begin to crave something else.

If primitive people often died from lack of food, we are dying now from her abundance.

That is changing, then breaks down and, consequently, dies.

A new opinion destroys the preceding one.

Leaky jug fills.

To Express mortal words of the immortal things.

That one man's food is another's poison.