A Mathematician Is Only Perfect Insofar As

Ohne Hast, Aber Ohne Rast. - Without Haste, But Without Rest.

The Poet Should Seize The Particular, And He Should, If There Be Anything Sound In It, Thus Represent The Universal.

All Lyrical Work Must, As A Whole, Be Perfectly Intelligible, But In Some Particulars A Little Unintelligible.

The Most Original Of Authors Are Not So Because They Advance What Is New, But More Because They Know How To Say Something, As If It Had Never Been Said Before.

Whoso Is Content With Pure Experience And Acts Upon It Has Enough Of Truth.