Publius Sir, more popular as Pub Syr, is an ancient Roman poetic poet of the Caesar and August. It comes from Syria, which is why it gets the nickname Syrus, ie "Syrian".
In Rome, he falls as a slave, but he subsequently gets freedom and presents his dramatic works all over Italy with unsuccessful success, thanks in particular to the moralizing phrases that are woven into the stories. It is with them that he writes his name in bold letters in the world literature.
Twenty Permanent Pronouncements by Publish Sir:
"Impunity is only temporary."
"Even healed wounds leave scars."
"The time used for thinking is not a waste of time."
"Even the hair has its shadow."
"Whoever makes a quick decision can quickly repent."
"Painful pain is stronger than bodily pain."
"Whoever is arguing with a drunk, fights with the absent."
"Poor people do not reach much, the greedy - everything."
"A love wound can heal only the one who has done it."
"We will not hear the truth if we do not say it ourselves."
"They learn wisdom with reflection."
"Prepare the war slowly to win quickly."
"It is difficult to combine the pain with reasoning."
"Sometimes and behind kisses lies hatred."
"The intelligent man escapes from his vices, watching the strangers."
"You will rather conquer with ration than with anger."
"The honest man does not suffer to offend him, and the strong man does not offend."
"Excessive nobility with regard to the bad guy is inappropriate."
"Often by thinking is missed the convenient case."
"Happiness looks like a glass: the brighter it is, the more brittle it is."
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