No Science Ever Defends Its

The Happy Man . . . Will Be Always Or At Least Most Often Employed In Doing And Contemplating The Things That Are In Conformity With Virtue. And He Will Bear Changes Of Fortunes Most Nobly, And With Perfect Propriety In Every Way.

Ancient Laws Remain In Force Long After The People Have The Power To Change Them.

It Is A Part Of Probability That Many Improbable Things Will Happen.

No Notice Is Taken Of A Little Evil, But When It Increases It Strikes The Eye.

A Tragedy Is The Imitation Of An Action That Is Serious And Also, As Having Magnitude, Complete In Itself . . . With Incidents Arousing Pity And Fear, Wherewith To Accomplish Its Catharsis Of Such Emotions.