We Must Not Attach Knowledge

Almost All The Opinions We Have Are Taken On Authority And On Credit.

The Ceaseless Labour Of Your Life Is To Build The House Of Death.

Everything Must Not Always Be Said, For That Would Be Folly.

Books Are A Languid Pleasure.

Most Men Are Rich In Borrowed Sufficiency: A Man May Very Well Say A Good Thing, Give A Good Answer, Cite A Good Sentence, Without At All Seeing The Force Of Either The One Or The Other.