A Noble Heart, Like The Sun, Showeth

Remember Always, That Man Is A Creature Whose Reason Is Often Darkened With Error.

Confidence In One's Self Is The Chief Nurse Of Magnanimity, Which Confidence, Notwithstanding, Doth Not Leave The Care Of Necessary Furniture For It; And Therefore, Of All The Grecians, Homer Doth Ever Make Achilles The Best Armed.

A Dull Head Thinks Of No Better Way To Show Himself Wise, Than By Suspecting Everything In His Way.

Gold Can Gild A Rotten Stick, And Dirt Sully An Ingot.

In The Truly Great, Virtue Governs With The Sceptre Of Knowledge.