Much Bending Breaks The Bow; Much Unbending

Many Secrets Of Art And Nature Are Thought By The Unlearned To Be Magical.

Crafty Men Condemn Studies; Simple Men Admire Them; And Wise Men Use Them: For They Teach Not Their Own Use: But That Is A Wisdom Without Them, And Above Them, Won By Observation.

Man Prefers To Believe What He Prefers To Be True.

[science Is] The Labor And Handicraft Of The Mind.

I Do Not Believe That Any Man Fears To Be Dead, But Only The Stroke Of Death.