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The unlearned, though born in a high caste, are not equal in dignity to the learned; though they...

Wealth (gained) by the ear is wealth of wealth; that wealth is the chief of all wealth.

Wisdom is a weapon to ward off destruction; it is an inner fortress which enemies cannot destroy.

What fault will remain in the king who has put away his own evils, and looks after the...

To cherish great men and make them his own, is the most difficult of all difficult things.

Wisdom appears to rest in the mind, but it really exists to a man in his companions.

There is nothing too difficult to (be attained by) those who, before they act, reflect well themselves, and...

There will be an end to the life of him who, having climbed out to the end of...

The self-restraint of the energetic (while waiting for a suitable opportunity), is like the drawing back of a...