The Spirit From Which We Act Is

True Works Of Art Contain Their Own Theory And Give Us The Measurement According To Which We Should Judge Them.

Opponents Fancy They Refute Us When They Repeat Their Own Opinion And Pay No Attention To Ours.

Mathematics Can Remove No Prejudices And Soften No Obduracy. It Has No Influence In Sweetening The Bitter Strife Of Parties, And In The Moral World Generally Its Action Is Perfectly Null.

A Mathematician Is Only Perfect Insofar As He Is A Perfect Man, Sensitive To The Beauty Of Truth.

If You Inquire What People Are Like Here, I Must Answer, "the Same As Everywhere."