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| We see the son of the Roman sailor in the fields. |
| The boys call the girls today. |
| The wisdom of your friends is always praised, my daughter. |
| Many men and women preserve ancient philosophy. |
| If anger is strong, my son, we always err and pay the penalty. |
| If anger is strong, my son, we always err and pay the penalty. |
| Fortune loves great men. |
| The farmer gives money to his daughters. |
| You ought, friends, to think of the Roman people. |
| Maecenas, friend of Augustus, holds me in the number of his friends. |
| My little book and thoughts advises the lives of men. |
| Few men are eager for wisdom. |
| Adverse fortune does not frighten men of great wisdom. |
| Cimon, man of great reputation, has great benevolence. |
| Greedy men are always in need. |
| No abundance of money satisfies a greedy man. |
| Money excites greedy men, it does not satisfy them. |
| Advise friends in secrete; praise them openly. |
| We ought to hold moderation. |