A Phenomenon Like Mozart Remains An Inexplicable

Those Who Know Nothing Of Foreign Languages Know Nothing Of Their Own.

Painting Predicates What Man Wants To See, And What Man Ought To See, Not What He Ordinarily Sees.

Men In A State Of Nature, Uncivilized Nations, Children, Have A Great Fondness For Colors In Their Utmost Brightness, And Especially For Yellow-red.

Great Necessity Elevates Man, Petty Necessity Casts Him Down

How Shall We Plan, That All Be Fresh And New-- Important Matter Yet Attractive Too? [ger., Wie Machen Wir's, Dass Alles Frisch Und Neu Und Mit Bedeutung Auch Gefallig Sei?]