Socrates...To the man who asked whether he should marry or not, he replied: "Do what you want, you will repent anyway."...He said that a quarrelsome wife for him is the same as restive horses for riders: “Just as they, having overcome the restive ones, easily cope with the rest, so I learn how to behave with other people on Xanthippe.”Plato … Once, when Xenocrates came to him, he asked him to flog a slave: he himself could not do it, because he was angry. And he himself said to one of the slaves: “If I hadn’t been angry, really, I would have flogged you!”Aristotle... When asked what benefit he received from philosophy, he replied: “I began to do voluntarily what others do in fear of the law.”Diogenes… In broad daylight he wandered around with a lantern in his hands, explaining: “I am looking for man.”… They say that Alexander the Great said: “If I were not Alexander, I would like to be Diogenes.”… When Plato gave a definition that had great success: “ A man is an animal with two legs, devoid of feathers, ”Diogenes plucked a rooster and brought it to school, announcing:“ Here is the Platonic man!

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