The Desire To Write Grows

Human Affairs Are So Obscure And Various That Nothing Can Be Clearly Known. This Was The Sound Conclusion Of The Academic Sceptics, Who Were The Least Surly Of Philosophers.

...it Is A Sneaking Piece Of Cowardice For Authors To Put Feigned Names To Their Works, As If, Like Bastards Of Their Brain, They Were Afraid To Own Them.

Of Two Evils Choose The Least.

By Burning Luther's Books You May Rid Your Bookshelves Of Him, But You Will Not Rid Men's Minds Of Him.

It Is Folly Alone That Stays The Fugue Of Youth And Beats Off Touring Old Age.