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One Must Believe Neither The People Of The Palace, Who Ordinarily Measure The Power Of The King By The Shape Of His Crown, Which, Being Round, Has No End, Nor Those Who, In The Excesses Of An Indiscreet Zeal, Proclaim Themselves Openly As Partisans Of Rome.

Friendship Is The Medicine For All Misfortune; But Ingratitude Dries Up The Fountain Of All Goodness.

Wise Judges Are We Of Each Other!

I Have Never Had Any [enemies] Other Than Those Of The State.

Carry On Any Enterprise As If All Future Success Depended On It.