We Seek And Offer Ourselves To Be

A Wise Man Sees As Much As He Ought, Not As Much As He Can.

This Notion [skepticism] Is More Clearly Understood By Asking "what Do I Know?"

My Reason Is Not Framed To Bend Or Stoop: My Knees Are.

The Laws Of Conscience, Which We Pretend To Be Derived From Nature, Proceed From Custom.

Experience Stands On Its Own Dunghill In Medicine, And Reason Yields It Place. Medicine Has Always Professed Experience To Be The Touchstone Of Its Operations.