There Is Not Enough Religion In The

He Who Humbles Himself Wants To Be Exalted.

For Those Who Need Consolation No Means Of Consolation Is So Effective As The Assertion That In Their Case No Consolation Is Possible: It Implies So Great A Degree Of Distinction That They At Once Hold Up Their Heads Again.

Invisible Threads Are The Strongest Ties.

The Sensible Author Writes For No Other Posterity Than His Own--that Is, For His Age--so As To Be Able Even Then To Take Pleasurein Himself.

In Order To Acquire Intellect One Must Need It. One Loses It When It Is No Longer Necessary.