Observation And Experiment For Gathering Material, Induction

Who Then To Frail Mortality Shall Trust But Limns The Water, Or But Writes In Dust.

For It Is Not Possible To Join Serpentine Wisdom With Columbine Innocence, Except Men Know Exactly All The Conditions Of The Serpent: His Baseness And Going Upon His Belly, His Volubility And Lubricity, His Envy And Sting, And The Rest; That Is, All Forms And Natures Of Evil: For Without This, Virtue Lieth Open And Unfenced.

Reading Maketh A Full Man; And Writing An Axact Man. And, Therefore, If A Man Write Little, He Need Have A Present Wit; And If He Read Little, He Need Have Much Cunning To Seem To Know Which He Doth Not.

Books Will Speak Plain When Counselors Blanch.

The Man Who Fears No Truths Has Nothing To Fear From Lies.