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The words of those who changed the world: thinkers, scientists, writers and statesmen.

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Friendship is superior to kinship, because goodwill can be taken away from kinship, but not from friendship.

Cicero, 106–43 BC

How little it takes to be happy, and a hundred times less to suffer forever.

Jovan Dučić, 1871–1943

Faithful as death are loves without hope!

Jovan Dučić, 1871–1943

The greatest immorality is stupidity.

Jovan Dučić, 1871–1943

Imagined dangers are the deepest, and imagined enemies are the most bloodthirsty.

Jovan Dučić, 1871–1943

A woman knows well that she is weak only when she loves.

Jovan Dučić, 1871–1943

A man falls in love by looking at a woman, and a woman most often falls in love by listening to a man.

Jovan Dučić, 1871–1943

Love makes more people unhappy than happy, and more misery than joy.

Jovan Dučić, 1871–1943

In love one feels more than one should, suffers more than one thinks, dreams more than one lives, and says even what one does not believe oneself.

Jovan Dučić, 1871–1943

Many people complain that their whole life goes by in searching for the meaning of life, which, if it exists at all, lies nowhere else but in the search itself.

Jovan Dučić, 1871–1943

Great wisdom lies at the bottom of a dark abyss; and only the maddest men have spoken the deepest words.

Jovan Dučić, 1871–1943

Freedom is madness; and only madmen are free.

Jovan Dučić, 1871–1943

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