Satiety Is A Neighbor To

Nothing Is More Dangerous To Men Than A Sudden Change Of Fortune.

The Prosperous Can Not Easily Form A Right Idea Of Misery.

The Soul Languishing In Obscurity Contracts A Kind Of Rust, Or Abandons Itself To The Chimera Of Presumption; For It Is Natural For It To Acquire Something, Even When Separated From Any One.

For It Would Have Been Better That Man Should Have Been Born Dumb, Nay, Void Of All Reason, Rather Than That He Should Employ The Gifts Of Providence To The Destruction Of His Neighbor.

It Is Much Easier To Try One's Hand At Many Things Than To Concentrate One's Powers On One Thing.