A Gallant Man Is Above Ill Words.

When Men Comfort Themselves With Philosophy, 'tis Not Because They Have Got Two Or Three Sentences, But Because They Have Digested Those Sentences, And Made Them Their Own: Philosophy Is Nothing But Discretion.

We See The Judges Look Like Lions, But We Do Not See Who Moves Them.

Idolatry Is In A Man's Own Thought, Not In The Opinion Of Another.

Ignorance Of The Law Excuses No Man; Not That All Men Know The Law, But Because 'tis An Excuse Every Man Will Plead, And No Man Can Tell How To Refute Him.

The Clergy Would Have Us Believe Them Against Our Own Reason, As The Woman Would Have Her Husband Against His Own Eyes.