Sagittarius
Shakespeare's bitter play [Troilus and Cressida] is therefore a dramatization of a part of a translation into English of the French translation of a Latin imitation of an old French expansion of a Latin epitome of a Greek romance. (p. 55)
Gilbert Highet
The private rules you follow but never speak aloud are the ones that have survived the most testing. They are not the principles you inherited or the ones you argue about at dinner tables, but the quiet guidelines that emerged from your own repeated encounters with the same mistake. You notice them most when someone else breaks one of your unspoken laws and you feel that small shock of recognition. What you thought was just personal preference turns out to be something you discovered about how things actually work. The rule exists because you kept asking why something kept going wrong, and the answer taught you something about yourself you had not expected to learn.