A Man Often Pays Dear For A

All Things Are Known To The Soul.

Every Vice Is Only An Exaggeration Of A Necessary And Virtuous Function.

Everything That Is Popular, It Has Been Said, Deserves The Attention Of Philosophers: And This Is For The Obvious Reason, That Although It May Not Be Of Any Worth In Itself, Yet It Characterizes The People.

The Torments Of Martyrdom Are Probably Most Keenly Felt By The Bystanders.

Therefore Is Nature Ever The Ally Of Religion: Lends Her All Her Pomp And Riches To The Religious Sentiment.