All Who Know Their Own

If It Were Not For The Company Of Fools, A Witty Man Would Often Be Greatly At A Loss.

One Man May Be More Cunning Than Another, But No One Can Be More Cunning Than All The World.

When Great Men Permit Themselves To Be Cast Down By The Continuance Of Misfortune, They Show Us That They Were Only Sustained By Ambition, And Not By Their Mind; So That Plus A Great Vanity, Heroes Are Made Like Other Men.

Hope And Fear Are Inseparable.

Great Names Abase, Instead Of Elevating, Those Who Do Not Know How To Bear Them.