We Must Form Our Minds By Reading

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

A Liar Should Have A Good Memory.

Too Exact, And Studious Of Similitude Rather Than Of Beauty. [lat., Nimis In Veritate, Et Similitudinis Quam Pulchritudinis Amantior.]

The Mind Is Exercised By The Variety And Multiplicity Of The Subject Matter, While The Character Is Moulded By The Contemplation Of Virtue And Vice.

Those Who Wish To Appear Wise Among Fools, Among The Wise Seem Foolish.