The Anthropologists Are Busy, Indeed, And Ready

Ages Of Faith And Of Unbelief Are Always Said To Mark The Course Of History.

The Greater The Suffering Depicted, The More Terrible The Events, The More Intense Our Pleasure.

The Comedy Of Each Age Holds Up A Mirror To The People Of That Age, A Mirror That Is Unique.

The Fullness Of Life Is In The Hazards Of Life.

Civilization...is A Matter Of Imponderables, Of Delight In The Thins Of The Mind, Of Love Of Beauty, Of Honor, Grace, Courtesy, Delicate Feeling. Where Imponderables, Are Things Of First Importance, There Is The Height Of Civilization, And, If At The Same Time, The Power Of Art Exists Unimpaired, Human Life Has Reached A Level Seldom Attained And Very Seldom Surpassed.