Woman Is Mistress Of The

New Inventions Can And Will Be Made; However, Nothing New Can Be Thought Of That Concerns Moral Man. Everything Has Already Been Thought And Said Which At Best We Can Express In Different Forms And Give New Expressions To.

The Soul-stirring Image Of Death Is No Bugbear To The Sage, And Is Looked On Without Despair By The Pious. It Teaches The Former To Live, And It Strengthens The Hopes Of The Latter In Salvation In The Midst Of Distress. Death Is New Life To Both.

One Says A Lot In Vain, Refusing; The Other Mainly Hears The "no."

A Good Person, Striving Dimly, Is Well Aware Of The Right Path.

Nothing Tells More About The Character Of A Man Than The Things He Makes Fun Of.