Give Me Thy Light, And Fix My

No Man Can Ever Be Secure Until He Has Been Forsaken By Fortune.

He Who Is Virtuous Is Wise; And He Who Is Wise Is Good; And He Who Is Good Is Happy.

So It Follows That Those Who Have Reason Have Freedom To Will Or Not To Will, Although This Freedom Is Not Equal In All Of Them. [...] Human Souls Are More Free When They Persevere In The Contemplation Of The Mind Of God, Less Free When They Descend To The Corporeal, And Even Less Free When They Are Entirely Imprisoned In Earthly Flesh And Blood.

He Who Has Calmly Reconciled His Life To Fate ... Can Look Fortune In The Face.

Every Man Must Be Content With That Glory Which He May Have At Home.