The Man Who Flies Shall

Nothing Is More Easy Than To Deceive One's Self, As Our Affections Are Subtle Persuaders.

No Man Who Is Not Willing To Help Himself Has Any Right To Apply To His Friends, Or To The Gods.

Nothing Is So Easy As To Deceive Oneself; For What We Wish, We Readily Believe.

You Cannot Have A Proud And Chivalrous Spirit If Your Conduct Is Mean And Paltry; For Whatever A Man's Actions Are, Such Must Be His Spirit.

Every Advantage In The Past Is Judged In The Light Of The Final Issue.