Great Men Should Not Have Great Faults.

He Who Lives Without Committing Any Folly Is Not So Wise As He Thinks. [fr., Qui Vit Sans Folie N'est Pas Si Sage Qu'il Croit.]

Philosophy Triumphs Easily Over Past Evils And Future Evils, But Present Evils Triumph Over It.

Familiarity Is A Suspension Of Almost All The Laws Of Civility, Which Libertinism Has Introduced Into Society Under The Notion Of Ease.

It Is Almost Always A Fault Of One Who Loves Not To Realize When He Ceases To Be Loved.

The Caprice Of Our Temper Is Even More Whimsical Than That Of Fortune.