To Possess Taste, One Must Have Some

Reason And Emotion Counsel And Supplement Each Other. Whoever Heeds Only The One, And Puts Aside The Other, Recklessly Deprives Himself Of A Portion Of The Aid Granted Us For The Regulation Of Our Conduct.

Necessity Embitters The Evils Which It Cannot Cure.

The Maxim That Men Are Not To Be Praised Before Their Death Was Invented By Envy And Too Lightly Adopted By Philosophers.

A New Principle Is An Inexhaustible Source Of New Views.

Servitude Debases Men To The Point Where They End Up Liking It.