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| A successful man loses no reputation. | 1 |
| But try the Cæsar or the Catiline. | 2 |
| By the true touchstone, success. Byron. | 3 |
| Deserve success, and you shall command it. | 4 |
| He who succeeds is reputed wise. Italian. | 5 |
| It is a bad action success cannot justify. | 6 |
| It is success that colors all in life; success makes fools admired, makes villains honest. Thomson. | 7 |
| Military successes beyond all others elevate the mind of a nation. Atterbury. | 8 |
| No hand of strife is pure but that which wins. Daniel. | 9 |
| Nothing succeeds like success. Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine. | 10 |
| One secret of success is to know how to deny yourself and other people. | 11 |
| Success alters our manners. | 12 |
| Success brings many to ruin. Phædrus. | 13 |
| Success consecrates the foulest crimes. Seneca. | 14 |
| Success has many friends. Greek. | 15 |
| Success is by acting, not wishing. | 16 |
| Success is never blamed. | 17 |
| Success is the child of audacity. Benjamin Disraeli. | 18 |
| Success leads to insolence. Latin. | 19 |
| Success makes a fool seem wise. | 20 |
| Success repays us for all our pains. | 21 |
| The merit of success is claimed by all; calamity is imputed to the general only. Tacitus. | 22 |
| The secret of success is constancy to purpose. Benjamin Disraeli. | 23 |
| ’Tis Heaven that gives success. Homer. | 24 |
’Tis not in mortals to command success,
But we’ll do more, Sempronious; we’ll deserve it. Addison. | 25 |
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