This list of quotes is taken from a pamphlet "Beginnings of Greek Philosophy", part of a monthly letters to students from 1934:
1-Be in childhood modest, in youth temperate, in manhood just, in old age prudent-then die untroubled.
2-Follow God.
3-Obey the law.
4-Worship the gods.
5-Suffer for justice.
6-Respect hospitality.
7-Govern anger.
8-Exercise prudence.
9-Love Friendship.
10-Honor providence.
11-Emulate wisdom.
12-Praise virtue.
13-Do that which is just.
14-Practice generosity.
15-Be a lover of Wisdom.
16-What you know, do.
17-Converse with the wise.
18-Reverence the good.
19-Curb thy tongue.
20-Use wealth wisely.
21-Be grateful.
22-Wait for opportunity.
23-Expect age.
24-Boast not of strength.
25-Be never weary of learning.
26-Blame not the absent.
27-Teach those who are younger.
28-Put no faith in wealth.
29-Trust not fortune.
30-Keep secrets.
31-Honor yourself.
32-Return what is not your own.
33-Abstain from bloodshed.
34-Desire nothing unreasonable.
35-Trust no man-distrust no man.
36--Blame only those who are present.
37-Search into evil, but be not corrupted.
38-Be gentle to all.
39-Honor the ancestors.
40-Deride not the dead.
41-Criticize not the unhappy.
42-Be not troubled.
43-Be as generous to yourself as to your friend.
44-Apply thyself to discipline.
45-Pursue that which is noble.
46-Descend not from generals to particulars.
47-Be economical of time.
48-Instruct your children.
49-If you have, withhold nothing.
50-Fear most deceit.
51-Speak well of every man.
52-Judge honestly.
53-Approve hope.
54-Acknowledge superiority.
55-Rejoice in greatness.
56-Avoid dissension.
57-Be fearless in undertaking.
58-Admire the oracles.
59-Love those you serve.
60-Promise nothing.