Our Soul Is Cast Into A Body,

Everything That Is Incomprehensible Does Not, However, Cease To Exist.

Jurisdiction Is Not Given For The Sake Of The Judge, But For That Of The Litigant.

Good Deeds, When Concealed, Are The Most Admirable.

It Is Incomprehensible That God Should Exist, And It Is Incomprehensible That He Should Not Exist.

Sneezing Absorbs All The Functions Of The Soul Just As Much As The [sexual] Act, But We Do Not Draw From It The Same Conclusions Against The Greatness Of Man, Because It Is Involuntary; Although We Bring It About, We Do So Involuntarily. It Is Not For The Sake Of The Thing In Itself But For Another End, And Is Therefore Not A Sign Of Man's Weakness, Or His Subjection To This Act.