Alas! How Has The Social Spirit Of

There Is Nothing More Imprudent Than Excessive Prudence.

It Was Served Of The Jesuits, That They Constantly Inculcated A Thorough Contempt Of Worldly Things In Their Doctrines, But Eagerly Grasped At Them In Their Lives. They Were Wise In Their Generation; For They Cried Down Worldly Things Because They Wanted To Obtain Them, And Cried Up Spiritual Things, Because They Wanted To Dispose Of Them.

The Study Of Mathematics, Like The Nile, Begins In Minuteness But Ends In Magnificence.

It Is An Easy And Vulgar Thing To Please The Mob, And No Very Arduous Task To Astonish Them.

To Despise Our Own Species Is The Price We Must Often Pay For Knowledge Of It.