Corruption, The Most Infallible Symptom Of Constitutional

To A Philosophic Eye, The Vices Of The Clergy Are Far Less Dangerous Than Their Virtues.

Yet The Civilians Have Always Respected The Natural Right Of A Citizen To Dispose Of His Life . . .

There Is More Pleasure To Building Castles In The Air Than On The Ground.

The Laws Of Probability, So True In General, So Fallacious In Particular.

The Imprudent Maximus Disregarded These Salutary Considerations: He Gratified His Resentment And Ambition; He Saw The Bleeding Corpse Of Valentinian At His Feet; And He Heard Himself Saluted Emperor By The Unanimous Voice Of The Senate And People. But The Day Of His Inauguration Was The Last Day Of His Happiness.