Glory Consists Of Two Parts: The One

It Is An Absolute Perfection And Virtually Divine To Know How To Enjoy Our Being Rightfully.

T Is One And The Same Nature That Rolls On Her Course, And Whoever Has Sufficiently Considered The Present State Of Things Might Certainly Conclude As To Both The Future And The Past.

Who Is Only Good That Others May Know It, And That He May Be The Better Esteemed When 'tis Known, Who Will Do Well But Upon Condition That His Virtue May Be Known To Men, Is One From Whom Much Service Is Not To Be Expected.

And Not To Serve For A Table-talk.

Though We May Be Learned By Another's Knowledge, We Can Never Be Wise But By Our Own Experience.