“I was too rich to get honesty and too poor to change the order of the Roman world.” — Richard Ben Sapir Roman World Copy Share Image
“they spoke well of Rome, for the taxes did not appear heavy, compared to the previous great taxes demanded by robber bands” — Richard Ben Sapir Taxes Copy Share Image
“An iron plow instead of wood meant you lived past thirty. It changed more than the depth of a furrow.” — Richard Ben Sapir Plow Copy Share Image
“Woman, so often you have said that even in the darkest night there still exists a sunlight so bright we cannot look… — Richard Ben Sapir Sunlight Copy Share Image
“whatever was down there was only an issue to fight over. The fight was really between men.” — Richard Ben Sapir Fight Copy Share Image
“She had everything to recommend her but a heart. And yet that is the last thing a young man looks at.” — Richard Ben Sapir Heart Copy Share Image
“King? He could lead twenty men at most and this meant, more than likely, that he was the one who had the… — Richard Ben Sapir King Copy Share Image
“The authorities? The authorities?” I laughed. “Why is it people think the authorities are some form of gods with either great justice… — Richard Ben Sapir Authorities Copy Share Image
