What Is Learned Without Pleasure Is Forgotten

Know, First, Who You Are, And Then Adorn Yourself Accordingly.

As A Man, Casting Off Worn Out Garments Taketh New Ones, So The Dweller In The Body, Entereth Into Ones That Are New.

You Bear God Within You, Poor Wretch, And Know It Not.

If What The Philosophers Say Be True, That All Men's Actions Proceed From One Source; That As They Assent From A Persuasion That A Thing Is So, And Dissent From A Persuasion That It Is Not, And Suspend Their Judgment From A Persuasion That It Is Uncertain, So Likewise They Seek A Thing From A Persuasion That It Is For Their Advantage.

With Ills Unending Strives The Putter Off.