I asked certain rich men if they felt embittered. 'How could we not?' they said. So I asked them what caused this anguish. They blamed their wealth. Apollonius of Tyana anguishaskblame Change image and share on social
I asked questions when I was a stripling, and it is not my business to ask questions now, but to teach people what I have discovered. Apollonius of Tyana askbusinessdiscover Change image and share on social
My ideal is for each to do what he knows and what he can. Apollonius of Tyana ideal Change image and share on social
Every argument is incapable of helping unless it is singular and addressed to a single person. Therefore, one who discourses in any other way presumably does so from love of reputation. Apollonius of Tyana addressargumentdiscourse Change image and share on social
It is a true man's part not to err, but it is also noble of a man to perceive his error. Apollonius of Tyana errerrorman Change image and share on social
It is the duty of the law-giver to deliver to the many the instructions of whose truth he has persuaded himself. Apollonius of Tyana deliverdutygiver Change image and share on social
I delight to lodge in such temples as are not regularly kept closed. None of the gods reject me; they make me partner of their roof. Apollonius of Tyana closedelightgod Change image and share on social
Virtue comes by nature, learning, and practice, and thanks to virtue, all of the aforesaid may deserve approval. Apollonius of Tyana aforesayapprovaldeserve Change image and share on social
You need not wonder at my knowing all human languages; for, to tell you the truth, I also understand all the secrets of human silence. Apollonius of Tyana humanknowlanguage Change image and share on social
