[n]o Party Is Any Fun Unless Seasoned

'tis An Easier Matter To Raise The Devil Than To Lay Him.

Jupiter, Not Wanting Man's Life To Be Wholly Gloomy And Grim, Has Bestowed Far More Passion Than Reason --you Could Reckon The Ration As Twenty-four To One. Moreover, He Confined Reason To A Cramped Corner Of The Head And Left All The Rest Of The Body To The Passions.

What Is Popularly Called Fame Is Nothing But An Empty Name And A Legacy From Paganism.

Anything Which Causes Trouble Has Special Merit In Their Eyes.

The More Ignorant, Reckless And Thoughtless A Doctor Is, The Higher His Reputation Soars Even Amongst Powerful Princes.