What One Has, One Ought To Use:

Diligence Which, As It Avails In All Things, Is Also Of The Utmost Moment In Pleading Causes. Diligence Is To Be Particularly Cultivated By Us; It Is To Be Constantly Exerted; It Is Capable Of Effecting Almost Everything.

The Name Of Peace Is Sweet And The Thing Itself Good, But Between Peace And Slavery There Is The Greatest Difference.

All Things Are Full Of God.

I Prefer The Wisdom Of The Uneducated To The Folly Of The Loquacious.

Any Man Is Liable To Err, Only A Fool Persists In Error.