To endure hardship with grace is to prove one's nobility. - Cato the Elder

"To endure hardship with grace is to prove one's nobility."

Cato the Elder Perseverance

Statesman Ancient Rome 234–149

More from Cato the Elder

"Carthago delenda est"

"The budding of virtue is the beginning of liberty"

"Wise men learn from the mistakes of others; fools by their own"

"It is not enough to know what is good; one must have the courage to do it"

"Perseverance is the key to success."

"Don't give up on what you believe in."

"I've been through worse."

"You learn to live with the pain."