Famous Quotes About Leonardo Da Vinci の小説・ストーリー

"I was alive the day he was born and I was still alive the day he was buried. All he did was paint crap that no one cherished." "Da Vinci was and is a legend," Alberto intoned. "He was a pure genius who understood life more than you would ever understand. He understood pain and love and created a masterpiece that expressed both." "Mona Lisa?" "Say her name with pride, my good friend. Say it with honor! You don't mention the most famous painting in the world and not add value in your tongue." "You are crushing my head with laughter and pain. All mixed together into one concoction,". Blackwheel said and loosened up. "The fact still remains and it is eternal. I was alive the day Da Vinci was bo

Why are you bent on not letting her be? ‘’She is a da Vinci,’’ he said. ‘’The da Vinci’s took away a man I loved.’’

think more. “This is the fountain ... we call it the Fountain of Wisdom. You will meet the pioneers of knowledge, such as Aristotle, Plato, Socrates or Archimedes. Or ... that statue that looks like carving in stone, is Leonardo da Vinci, a great inventor. And many others, which I do not recognize by appearance, but if you want to know about them, go to the Library of the school to meet them.” “To meet them?” asked Elizabeth in surprise. “Probably to read about them, because I think many of them are gone. I liked to read about Da Vinci. I had a page in a magazine about him that I kept reading ... and he talked about his inventions.”

“If I cannot move Heaven, I will raise Hell.” — Virgil, The Aeneid **Leonardo** I had survived this long in my life by following rules I had laid down for myself. My number one rule, constant since the beginning: Never put myself in a position I knew I couldn’t control. I followed this rule and lived by it. Until a certain big brown-eyed girl.

"There’s a saying, Leonardo: you can’t chase two things at once. You’ll only end up with neither. With this path you're on, you're only going to end up losing everything you've worked so hard for. CHOOSE!" With that, Ivy locked eyes with Leonardo, both of them engaged in a silent battle of emotions. Frustration flickered in Leonardo's gaze, and he clenched his jaw tightly.

It felt… reflective, as though we were both thinking about things we weren’t ready to say aloud. “What are you thinking about?” I asked before I could stop myself. Leonardo glanced at me, his gaze steady. “That maybe you’re right. About books. They tell you more about people than you think.” “And what does Rich Dad, Poor Dad say about you?” I asked. “That I’m practical. Maybe too much,” he admitted. “And what does Captured and Claimed by the Mafia Don say about me?” A flicker of amusement returned to his eyes. “That you believe in impossible things.”

Instead of her reacting negatively, she burst into laughter. "'She's sorry? For almost hurting my kids? She's sorry for calling me a stray dog? For calling me names, and slapping me in front of my employees? Really? And where's the sorry Hannah. Why isn't she here?" She asked with a scornful smile. "You know Leonardo. Ho sempre saputo che seI una persona molto saggia, una persona che non può essere facilmente influenzata, ma con quello che ho visto e sentito in questI ultimI giorni, credo dI avertI sopravvalutato. TI stavo dando una specie dI onore che non meritI nemmeno." (I have always known you to be a very wise person, someone who can't easily be swayed, but with what I have been seeing

A slow and painful one. If there was one thing Leonardo excelled at, it was patience. He was calculating. He simply set things in motion, and everything played out according to his will. Roman died in a fit of rage after being bitten by a rat—one that Leonardo had personally chosen for him. How did he do it? No one knew. But if there was one thing the man had, it was creativity.

“Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo… people who broke rules.” I turned to him, surprised. “You know that?” “Sometimes I pay attention,” he said, shrugging. “Or you just memorize what sounds impressive.” He smiled. “Maybe. Or maybe I like seeing that reaction when I’m right.” I blinked. “What reaction?” “That look when you’re caught off guard,” he said. “Like you don’t want to admit it.” I felt my neck warm. “I’m not…” Jenna sighed. “Okay, this is officially the most entertaining history class ever.”

“Oh please spare me that, you don’t even love the poor woman. I believe that as soon as you get tired of her, you will leave her” “And why would I do that?” “Because you are just like your old man… I believe the saying is ‘like father like son’ his father looked at the ceiling as though he would get the answer from there whilst Leonardo fumed with anger. “I am nothing like you, I actually have done far greater things than you have” “Oh please, teaching those poor good for nothing children” “I warned you before to stop speaking about my students like that” Leonardo warned his father one last time and just like before, his warning had fallen on deaf ears.