Let us completely drive away foul habits, as we would base men who have done us great harm for a long time.
The possession of the greatest riches does not resolve the agitation of the soul or give birth to remarkable joy -- nor does the honor and admiration of the crowd, nor any other of those things arising from unlimited desires.
p. 81 and 85, The Essential Epicurus. Both of these are from his Vatican Sayings.
Hehehe I get giddy when I follow the rules because I rarely do it. Once day I'm tempted to make my tesder something like "He saw a tree. It was green" LOL It's two sentences! You can see my teaser choices at The Bookish Snob Happy reading!
ReplyDeleteThank God for long sentences ;) Two is just too short. Nice teaser!
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fascinating teaser! (I lol at your first link, it confused me for a while!)
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GraceKrispy@MotherLode blog
I particularly like "The possession of the greatest riches does not resolve the agitation of the soul or give birth to remarkable joy" So perhaps that's where "money doesn't buy happiness" originated. Er-hem.
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http://sooozsaysstuff.blogspot.com/2011/03/teaser-tuesday-march-1st-2011.html
Interesting teaser.
ReplyDeleteJules
Very wise even today.
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So true.
ReplyDeleteExcellent teaser!
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