Giacomo Casanova

Legendary lover, adventurer

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Sayings by Giacomo Casanova

The greatest pleasure of love is in the change.

1789-1798 (posthumously published) — Histoire de ma vie
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Love is a disease of the imagination.

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I have always been the master of my own destiny, and I have always been able to change it at will.

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Human reason is a poor guide when one is driven by the passions.

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I consider the man who is master of himself to be more fortunate than he who is master of the world.

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The most beautiful woman in the world is not she who has the most beautiful body, but she who has the most beautiful soul.

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I have always been convinced that the greatest pleasure is to give pleasure to others.

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The memory of a pleasure is almost as great as the pleasure itself.

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I have always been a lover of paradoxes.

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The only way to be happy is to make others happy.

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I have always preferred to be envied than pitied.

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Life is a comedy to those who think, a tragedy to those who feel.

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The true philosopher is he who knows how to enjoy himself without doing harm to others.

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I have always believed that the greatest wisdom is to know oneself.

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The greatest pleasure is to be loved by a woman who is worthy of one's love.

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I have always been a man of pleasure, but I have never been a man of vice.

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The most beautiful women are those who are not afraid to show their true selves.

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I have always been a lover of beauty, in all its forms.

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The greatest pleasure is to be able to do what one wants, when one wants, and with whom one wants.

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I have always been a lover of truth, even when it is painful.

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