Crossword-Solution: TUSC 4 letters, 1 clue 🏆 scrabble score: 6

And the philosopher Bion said pleasantly of the king, who by handsful pulled his hair off his head for sorrow, "Does this man think that baldness is a remedy for grief?"--[Cicero, Tusc.

But the worst on't is, their scholars and pupils are no better nourished by this kind of inspiration; and it makes no deeper impression upon them, but passes from hand to hand, only to make a show to be tolerable company, and to tell pretty stories, like a counterfeit coin in counters, of no other use or value, but to reckon with, or to set up at cards: "Apud alios loqui didicerunt non ipsi secum." ["They have learned to speak from others, not from themselves." --Cicero, Tusc.

Now to be inured to undergo labour, is to be accustomed to endure pain: "Labor callum obducit dolori." ["Labour hardens us against pain."--Cicero, Tusc.

One asking Socrates of what country he was, he did not make answer, of Athens, but of the world;--[Cicero, Tusc.

The pride and arrogance of so many foreign pomps, the inflated majesty of so many courts and grandeurs, accustom and fortify our sight without closing our eyes to behold the lustre of our own; so many trillions of men, buried before us, encourage us not to fear to go seek such good company in the other world: and so of the rest Pythagoras was want to say,--[Cicero, Tusc.