We Do Not Marry For Ourselves, Whatever

The Shortest Way To Arrive At Glory Should Be To Do That For Conscience Which We Do For Glory. And The Virtue Of Alexander Appears To Me With Much Less Vigor In His Theater Than That Of Socrates In His Mean And Obscure. I Can Easily Conceive Socrates In The Place Of Alexander, But Alexander In That Of Socrates I Cannot.

All We Do Is To Look After The Opinions And Learning Of Others: We Ought To Make Them Our Own.

A Strong Memory Is Commonly Coupled With Infirm Judgment.

He Who Establishes His Argument By Noise And Command Shows That His Reason Is Weak.

A Man Never Speaks Of Himself Without Losing Something. What He Says In His Disfavor Is Always Beleived, But When He Commends Himself, He Arouses Mistrust.