‘Adversity introduces a man to himself’.
Category: Quotable quotes
Himmler quote
‘Every healthy young German is committing a crime against the Volk if between age twenty-five and thirty-five he does not have four or five children’.
—H. Himmler, Das Schwarze Korps, 1939.
Latin proverb
Quidquid præcipies esto brevis.
‘Whatever advice you give, be short’.
Horace, Ars Poetica (18 BC), CCCXXXV.
Lucretius quote
Suave mare magno
(It is pleasant to watch the wild sea)
— Lucretius, 98-55 b.c.e, Roman poet
Pau’s quote
‘Cómo es necesaria la humildad para reconocer los propios errores’ (How humility is necessary to recognise one’s mistakes).
—Letter from Paulina, page 443 of Hojas Susurrantes.
Mantra post
«Raised profoundly as a Catholic, today I am convinced that it is not enough to leave the religion of our parents. Liberation will need us to burn down worldwide all Christian churches to the ground. Such is my inspiration and mentality in the struggle for our survival». —Albus, from Germany
Finis coronat opus
This means ‘the end crowns the work’, and is used to indicate that a long and important work has been completed.
Latin locution
Ad augusta per angusta
Roughly ‘through difficulties to greatness’ it means we don’t achieve success except by overcoming a thousand difficulties.