Mohammed

“—Did he even grasp this himself, this cleverest of all self-outwitters? Did he tell himself this in the end, in the wisdom of his courage in the face of death? . . . Socrates wanted to die: not Athens, but he gave himself the poison cup, he forced Athens to give him the poison cup . . . “Socrates is no doctor,” he said to himself softly, “death is the only doctor here . . . Socrates himself has just been sick for a long time.”
― Friedrich Nietzsche, Twilight of the Idols

“إن امرأة عرفتك لا تستطيع أن تنظر إلى غيرك من الرجال إلا في شيء من الاحتقار لأن فيك شيئًا ليس في غيرك، شيئًا خفيًا متكبرًا.”
― ميخائيل ليرمنتوف, A Hero of Our Time

“أصبحت عاجز عن الاندفاع المجنون بتأثير هوى جامح ،خنقت الظروف طموحي.إنه يظهر بوجه آخر لأن الطموح ليس إلا ظمأ إلى السيطرة.”
― ميخائيل ليرمنتوف, A Hero of Our Time

“Men were considered "free" only so that they might be considered guilty - could be judged and punished: consequently, every act had to be considered as lying within the consciousness.”
― Friedrich Nietzsche, Twilight of the Idols