The Human Mind Ever Longs For Occupation.

Nothing Quite New Is Perfect.

As I Approve Of A Youth That Has Something Of The Old Man In Him, So I Am No Less Pleased With An Old Man That Has Something Of The Youth. He That Follows This Rule May Be Old In Body, But Can Never Be So In Mind.

The Greatest Pleasures Are Only Narrowly Separated From Disgust.

I Know Not Any Season Of Life That Is Past More Agreeably Than Virtuous Old Age.

Let A Man Practise The Profession He Best Knows. [lat., Quam Quisque Novit Artem, In Hac Se Exerceat.]