Suffering Itself Does Less Afflict The Senses

Suffering Itself Does Less Afflict The Senses Than The Apprehension Of Suffering.

Where Evil Habits Are Once Settled, They Are More Easily Broken Than Mended.

Study Depends On The Goodwill Of The Student, A Quality That Cannot Be Secured By Compulsion.

Forbidden Pleasures Alone Are Loved Immoderately; When Lawful, They Do Not Excite Desire.

Although Virtue Receives Some Of Its Excellencies From Nature, Yet It Is Perfected By Education. [lat., Virtus, Etiamsi Quosdam Impetus A Natura Sumit, Tamen Perficienda Doctrina Est.]