If Gold Knew What Gold

Better Be A Foole Then A Knave. [better Be A Fool Than A Knave.]

Reason Lies Betweene The Spurre And The Bridle. [reason Lies Between The Spur And The Bridle.]

He That Is His Owne Counsellor Knowes Nothing Sure But What Hee Hath Laid Out.

Neither Bribe Nor Loose Thy Right.

He Hath Great Neede Of A Foole, That Plaies The Foole Himselfe.