“It Is A Good Thing To Be Rich, And A Good Thing To Be Strong…”

“…But It Is A Better Thing To Be Loved By Many Friends.”

—EURIPIDES

{{{c. 480 B.C. – c. 406 B.C.}}}

((WRITER))

((DRAMATIST))

((PLAYWRIGHT))

“Those Who Know How To Win…”

“…Are More Numerous Than Those Who Know How To Make Proper Use Of Their Victories.”

—POLYBIUS

-<<{c. 200 B.C. – c. 118 B.C.}>>-

-<<((GREEKO–ROMAN WRITER And HISTORIAN))>>-

“Two Things Only, A Man Cannot Hide…”

“…That He Is Drunk, And That He Is In Love.”

—ANTIPHANES

-{{c.408 B.C. – c.334 B.C.}}-

-{{{WRITER}}}-

-{{{HUMORIST)}}-

“At The Touch Of Love, Everyone Becomes A Poet.” –PLATO

-<<PLATO>>-

-<<<c. 428 B.C. – c. 348 B.C.>>>-

-<<<WRITER>>>-

-<<<PHILOSOPHER>>>-

“It Is Thrifty To Prepare For Today For The Wants Of Tomorrow.” –AESOP

-<AESOP>-

-<{c. 620 B.C. – c. 564 B.C.}>-

-<GREEK PHILOSOPHER And WRITER Of FABLES>-

“Light Is The Task When Many Share The Toil.” –HOMER

o<<HOMER>>o

o<<{c. 8TH Century B.C.}>>o

o<<WRITER>>o

o<<POET>>o

o<<AUTHOR>>o

“It Is Better To Be Envied Than Pitied.” –HERODOTUS

-=HERODOTUS=-

-=[c. 484 B.C. – c. 425 B.C.]=-

-=WRITER=-

-=AUTHOR=-

-=HISTORIAN=-

-=“The FATHER Of HISTORY”=-

“…For That Man Is Detested By Me As The Gates Of Hell…”

“…Whose Outward Words Conceal His Inmost Thoughts.”

—HOMER

(Taken From His Work The “ILIAD“)

-<<{c. 8TH Century B.C.}>>-

-<<WRITER>>-

-<<AUTHOR>>-

-<<POET>>-

“Wit Is Educated Insolence.” –ARISTOTLE

-{ARISTOTLE}-

-{384 B.C. – 322 B.C.}-

-{WRITER}-

-{PHILOSOPHER}-