Quotes from Selected Thoughts from the French — Diane de Poitiers
1500–1566
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13 quotes
Calumny is like base coin: many people who would not utter it, circulate it without scruple.
Selected Thoughts from the French (1913)
To make a good enemy, take a friend: he knows where to strike.
Selected Thoughts from the French (1913)
Beauty attracts, wit amuses, the heart retains.
Selected Thoughts from the French (1913)
Selected Thoughts from the French (1913)
It is a great pride to venture to be just simply oneself.
Selected Thoughts from the French (1913)
You must be very religious to change your religion.
Selected Thoughts from the French (1913)
What is a woman? One who creates happiness and consoles unhappiness.
Selected Thoughts from the French (1913)
Selected Thoughts from the French (1913)
Selected Thoughts from the French (1913)
Les gens légers prennent légèrement les choses sérieuses et sérieusement les choses légères.
Selected Thoughts from the French (1913)
Selected Thoughts from the French (1913)
Selected Thoughts from the French (1913)
Attribution
Quotes and notes from Wikiquote: Diane de Poitiers (page history), available under CC BY-SA 4.0.