The Total Number Of Dirichlet's Publications Is

To Such Idle Talk It Might Further Be Added: That Whenever A Certain Exclusive Occupation Is Coupled With Specific Shortcomings, It Is Likewise Almost Certainly Divorced From Certain Other Shortcomings.

If Others Would But Reflect On Mathematical Truths As Deeply And As Continuously As I Have, They Would Make My Discoveries.

No Contradictions Will Arise As Long As Finite Man Does Not Mistake The Infinite For Something Fixed, As Long As He Is Not Led By An Acquired Habit Of Mind To Regard The Infinite As Something Bounded.

There Are Problems To Whose Solution I Would Attach An Infinitely Greater Importance Than To Those Of Mathematics, For Example Touching Ethics, Or Our Relation To God, Or Concerning Our Destiny And Our Future; But Their Solution Lies Wholly Beyond Us And Completely Outside The Province Of Science.

Theory Attracts Practice As The Magnet Attracts Iron.