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"Even to-day it is too late to begin to live. He is the wise man, who lived yesterday."
Martial, Epigrams, Book 5, Epigram 58. To Postumus.

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"But mortals truly have a different kind of love, one of a just, prudent, and good soul.
It would be better if it were the custom among mortals, of reverent men and all those with reason,
To love this way, and to leave Zeus’ daughter Cypris [Aphrodite] alone."
Euripides, Theseus, Fragment 388 [a noble nature].

"Socrates: Those things I take it are not beautiful in a relative sense, as others are, but are by their very
nature forever beautiful by themselves. They provide their own specific pleasures that are not at all
comparable to those of rubbing!" 
Plato, Philebus, 51c-e [Protarchus: That much is true.]