Οur Own Distrust Somewhat Justifies The Deceit

No Accidents Are So Unlucky [bad] But That The Wise May Draw Some Advantage [good] From Them.

There Is Scarcely Any Man Sufficiently Clever To Appreciate All The Evil He Does.

Cunning And Treachery Are The Offspring Of Incapacity.

The Principal Point Of Cleverness Is To Know How To Value Things Just As They Deserve.

Neither The Sun Nor Death Can Be Looked At Steadily.