For Knowledge, Too, Is Itself Power.

Vices Of The Time; Vices Of The Man.

There Is Superstition In Avoiding Superstition.

Perils Commonly Ask To Be Paid In Pleasures.

It Is Rightly Laid Down That 'true Knowledge Is Knowledge By Causes'. Also The Establishment Of Four Causes Is Not Bad: Material, Formal, Efficient And Final.

It's Not What We Eat But What We Digest That Makes Us Strong; Not What We Gain But What We Save That Makes Us Rich; Not What We Read But What We Remember That Makes Us Learned; And Not What We Profess But What We Practice That Gives Us Integrity.