No Man Is Clever Enough

In Love We Often Doubt What We Most Believe.

The Qualities We Have Do Not Make Us So Ridiculous As Those Which We Affect To Have. [fr., On N'est Jamais Si Ridicule Par Les Qualites Que L'on A Que Par Celles Que L'on Affecte D'avoir.]

Before We Passionately Desire A Thing, We Should Examine The Happiness Of Its Possessor.

It Is Necessary, In Order To Know Things Well, To Know The Particulars Of Them; And These, Being Infinite, Make Our Knowledge Eversuperficial And Imperfect.

He Who Refuses Praise The First Time That It Is Offered Does So Because He Would Hear It A Second Time.