No Mans Error Becomes His Own Law;

Passions Unguided Are For The Most Part Mere Madness.

As Soon As A Thought Darts, I Write It Down.

If I Read As Many Books As Most Men Do, I Would Be As Dull-witted As They Are.

Words Are Wise Men's Counters, They Do But Reckon By Them: But They Are The Money Of Fools, That Value Them By The Authority Of An Aristotle, A Cicero, Or A Thomas, Or Any Other Doctor Whatsoever, If But A Man.

No Arts, No Letters - No Society.