Never Write A Letter And Never Destroy

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.

A Virtuous And Well-disposed Person, Like A Good Metal, The More He Is Fired, The More He Is Fined; The More He Is Opposed, The More He Is Approved: Wrongs May Well Try Him, And Touch Him, But Cannot Imprint In Him Any False Stamp.

Had Luther And Calvin Been Confined Before They Had Begun To Dogmatize, The States Would Have Been Spared Many Troubles.

Deception Is The Knowledge Of Kings.

To Mislead A Rival, Deception Is Permissable; One May Use All Means Against His Enemies.