We Call Comeliness A Mischance In The

Men ... Are Not Agreed About Any One Thing, Not Even That Heaven Is Over Our Heads.

When I Quote Others I Do So In Order To Express My Own Ideas More Clearly.

In True Friendship, In Which I Am Expert, I Give Myself To My Friend More Than I Draw Him To Me. I Not Only Like Doing Him Good Better Than Having Him Do Me Good, But Also Would Rather Have Him Do Good To Himself Than To Me; He Does Me Most Good When He Does Himself Good.

The Relish Of Good And Evil Depends In A Great Measure Upon The Opinion We Have Of Them.

It Is A Dangerous And Fateful Presumption, Besides The Absurd Temerity That It Implies, To Disdain What We Do Not Comprehend. For After You Have Established, According To Your Fine Undertstanding, The Limits Of Truth And Falsehood, And It Turns Out That You Must Necessarily Believe Things Even Stranger Than Those You Deny, You Are Obliged From Then On To Abandon These Limits.