While The Sick Man Has Life, There

Courage Is Virtue Which Champions The Cause Of Right.

There Is A Certain Virtue In Every Good Man, Which Night And Day Stirs Up The Mind With The Stimulus Of Glory, And Reminds It That All Mention Of Our Name Will Not Cease At The Same Time With Our Lives, But That Our Fame Will Endure To All Posterity.

Nothing Is So Swift As Calumny, Nothing Is More Easily Propagated, Nothing More Readily Credited, Nothing More Widely Circulated.

The Higher Our Position The More Modestly We Should Behave.

There Is In Superstition A Senseless Fear Of God; Religion Consists In The Pious Worship Of Him.