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| Link | Quote | Stars | Tags | Author |
| 40c7696 | Rights are to be taken, not requested; seized, not begged for. | José Martí | ||
| 34c7256 | Day and night I always dream with open eyes. | José Martí | ||
| 1b5a232 | To govern well, one must see things as they are. | José Martí | ||
| b148d0d | Liberty the essence of life. Whatever is done without it is imperfect. | José Martí | ||
| 358f398 | It is necessary to make virtue fashionable. | José Martí | ||
| d746ab9 | One just principle from the depths of a cave is more powerful than an army. | José Martí | ||
| ea2673d | He who could have been a torch and stoops to being a pair of jaws is a deserter. | José Martí | ||
| 31a4d54 | Life is fired at us point blank. | José Ortega y Gasset | ||
| 671b721 | I am I and my circumstance, and if I don't save it I don't save myself. | José Ortega y Gasset | ||
| 8ec89e4 | Tell me to what you pay attention and I will tell you who you are. | José Ortega y Gasset | ||
| 822b286 | Whether he be an original or a plagiarist, man is the novelist of himself. | José Ortega y Gasset | ||
| d5290ea | Each one writes history according to his convenience. | José Rizal | ||
| 2879c00 | The world laughs at another man's pain. | José Rizal | ||
| 1571fb5 | He who would love much has also much to suffer. | José Rizal | ||
| b990f5a | No good water comes from a muddy spring. No sweet fruit comes from a bitter seed. | José Rizal | ||
| 56aa499 | The tyranny of some is possible only through the cowardice of others. | José Rizal | ||
| 6cb48b8 | Man works for an object. Remove that object and you reduce him into inaction. | José Rizal | ||
| 5df00ae | Man is multiplied by the number of languages he possesses and speaks. | José Rizal | ||
| 7d384a5 | Virtue lies in the middle ground. | José Rizal | ||
| 99b5777 | Law has no skin, reason has no nostrils. | José Rizal | ||
| f56a731 | Not all were asleep during the night of our forefathers! | José Rizal | ||
| 0f5a6c4 | Now we live in the empire of oil and money -- the rest is disguise. | José Saramago | ||
| ebd59a0 | Doesn't anybody understand that killing in the name of God only makes Him a murderer? | José Saramago | ||
| 76adb3d | I write to try to understand, and because I have nothing better to do. | José Saramago | ||
| 11f3308 | To me, the Bible is a book. Important, no doubt, but a book. | José Saramago | ||
| 317bb5e | Death is the inventor of God. | José Saramago | ||
| 16d0cca | The possibility of the impossible, dreams and illusions, are the subject of my novels. | José Saramago | ||
| 1b4c80b | That night the blind man dreamt that he was blind. | José Saramago | ||
| 33203d2 | You know the name you were given, You do not know the name you have | José Saramago | ||
| a312609 | perhaps that's how you learn, by answering questions. | José Saramago | ||
| 722ad1b | Consciences keep silence more often than they should, that's why laws were created. | José Saramago | ||
| 30c4bb0 | No life is without its lies. | José Saramago | ||
| 0140212 | In order to protect the physical hygiene and mental health of the living, we usually bury the dead. | José Saramago | ||
| f80701e | What the eye doesn't see the heart doesn't grieve over. | José Saramago | ||
| cc2a6c1 | That it's possible not to see a lie even when it's in front of us. | José Saramago | ||
| 68743d6 | Forgive me if what has seemed little to you, to me is all. | José Saramago | ||
| f9906f8 | Destiny isn't taken in by people trying to make what came first come afterwards. | José Saramago | ||
| 0615d5e | Even the strongest spirits have the moments of irresistible weakness, | José Saramago | ||
| cda7208 | Earthenware is like people, it needs to be well treated. | José Saramago | ||
| b6fc351 | The only time we can talk about death is while we're alive, not afterwards. | José Saramago | ||
| b7ba568 | Where do begin, he asked, Where you always have to begin, at the beginning, | José Saramago | ||
| abdd30b | Each part in itself constitutes the whole to which it belongs. | José Saramago | ||
| 728fc86 | Age carries with it a double load of guilt, | José Saramago | ||
| ed98375 | Don't quibble with the king over pears, let him eat the ripe ones and give you the green ones. | José Saramago |