All time is the right time for saying what is just.

ὁ πᾶς ἂν πρέποι παρὼν ἐννέπειν τάδε δίκᾳ χρόνος. | The whole of time could aptly by its presence justly prompt these words! | The corrupt form first appears in H. T. Riley, A Dictionary of Latin Quotations (London, 1856), p.543.