"Caesar" Quotes
"Caesar" by Colleen McCullough is a historical novel that chronicles the complex life, political rise, and military conquests of Julius Caesar in the turbulent final years of the Roman Republic.
historical fiction | 928 pages | Published in NaN
Quotes
Men are sometimes more fickle than women, and they are inclined to make up for their neglected opportunities by taking advantage of those that come their way.
Men are never so keen to be ruthless as when they can lay the blame on someone else.
The gods, like people, are not always good.
A man should have the courage of his own dreams.
The worst of all tyrannies is the tyranny of the weak over the strong.
He would not stoop to revenge, for that was the refuge of the weak.
The only constant in life is change.
Wisdom is the reward of a lifetime of listening... when you'd have preferred to talk.
The best of men cannot be perfect, and even the worst are not beyond redemption.
There is no shame in seeking knowledge. The shame lies in being too arrogant to ask for it.
