2. What you have learned for a long time will not be easily forgotten. -[Ancient Rome] seneca: trojan women.
3. If you want to consolidate the ideas you have mastered, you must look forward to digesting their works among a limited number of thought masters. -[Ancient Rome] Seneca: A letter to Lucius.
4. Concentrate on studying a wide range of arts, which will make people's character full of human feelings. -[Ancient Rome] Ovid: Letter to the Black Sea.
For smart people and literate people, knowledge is more and more intense with the growth of age. -[Ancient Rome] Cicero: On old age.
6. It is absurd and shameful to wait until later in life to learn basic knowledge; Young people should accumulate knowledge and old people should use it. -[Ancient Rome] Seneca: A letter to Lucius.
7. People will do stupid things if they don't study; Housing and land are good, but it is better to study. -[English] garrick: Preface to Begging on Kneeling.
8. Learning is our personal property. No matter where we are, our study is with us. Shakespeare: The futility of love.
9. A little knowledge is dangerous. -[English] Pope: Criticism.