Nothing Can Be Pleasing Which Is Not

For The Mind Is All The Easier To Teach Before It Is Set.

The Gifts Of Nature Are Infinite In Their Variety, And Mind Differs From Mind Almost As Much As Body From Body.

It Is Much Easier To Try One's Hand At Many Things Than To Concentrate One's Powers On One Thing.

It Is Fitting That A Liar Should Be A Man Of Good Memory.

The Soul Languishing In Obscurity Contracts A Kind Of Rust, Or Abandons Itself To The Chimera Of Presumption; For It Is Natural For It To Acquire Something, Even When Separated From Any One.