Man Naturally Yearns For Novelty.

An Object In Possession Seldom Retains The Same Charm That It Had In Pursuit.

It [the Earth] Alone Remains Immoveable, Whilst All Things Revolve Round It.

It Is Ridiculous To Suppose That The Great Head Of Things, Whatever It Be, Pays Any Regard To Human Affairs.

A God Cannot Procure Death For Himself, Even If He Wished It, Which, So Numerous Are The Evils Of Life, Has Been Granted To Man As Our Chief Good.

Men Are Most Apt To Believe What They Least Understand; And Through The Lust Of Human Wit Obscure Things Are More Easily Credited.