If God Forbade Drinking, Would He Have

Carry On Any Enterprise As If All Future Success Depended On It.

I Have Never Had Any [enemies] Other Than Those Of The State.

One Must Believe Neither The People Of The Palace, Who Ordinarily Measure The Power Of The King By The Shape Of His Crown, Which, Being Round, Has No End, Nor Those Who, In The Excesses Of An Indiscreet Zeal, Proclaim Themselves Openly As Partisans Of Rome.

Nothing Is As Dangerous For The State As Those Who Would Govern Kingdoms With Maxims Found In Books.

Bakers Of Bread Rolls And Pastry Cooks Will Not Buy Grain Before Eleven O'clock In Winter And Noon In Summer.