The Monuments Of Wit Survive

Such Is The Way Of All Superstition, Whether In Astrology, Dreams, Omens, Divine Judgments, Or The Like; Wherein Men, Having A Delight In Such Vanities, Mark The Events Where They Are Fulfilled, But Where They Fail, Though This Happen Much Oftener.

The Breath Of Flowers Is Far Sweeter In The Air Than In The Hand.

He That Hath Knowledge Spareth His Words.

Judges Ought To Be More Learned, Than Witty, More Reverend, Than Plausible, And More Advised, Than Confident. Above All Things, Integrity Is Their Portion And Proper Virtue.

Of All Virtues And Dignities Of The Mind, Goodness Is The Greatest