Classics ~ Sayings ~ Phocylides
PHOCYLIDES
ἀμφότεροι κλῶπες, καὶ ὁ δεξάμενος καὶ ὁ κλέψας.
Both are thieves, the receiver as well as the stealer.
κοινὰ πάθη πάντων· ὁ βίος τρόχος, ἄστατος ὄλβος.
Suffering is common to all; life is a wheel, and prosperity is subject to change.
Classics Apologetics |
Edith Hamilton |
Charlotte Higgins |
Dorothy Sayers |
Tracy Lee Simmons |
Virginia Woolf |
Greek Sayings |
Audio Files |
Classical Greek |
Classical Vocabulary |
Indexer |
Fact |
Arnega |
German Irregular Verbs |
Change History |
Change History |
Corrigenda |
Change History |
Features |
Installation |
Subjects and Topics |
History |
FAQ |
Classics |
English |
Computers |
Geography |
History |
Music |
Science |
Shakespeare |