Greater Is Our Terror Of The Unknown.

There Is Nothing That Is More Often Clothed In An Attractive Garb Than A False Creed.

In Grave Difficulties, And With Little Hope, The Boldest Measures Are The Safest.

We Survive On Adversity And Perish In Ease And Comfort.

Toil And Pleasure, Dissimilar In Nature, Are Nevertheless United By A Certain Natural Bond.

The Army From Asia Introduced A Foreign Luxury To Rome; It Was Then The Meals Began To Require More Dishes And More Expenditure . . . The Cook, Who Had Up To That Time Been Employed As A Slave Of Low Price, Become Dear: What Had Been Nothing But A Metier Was Elevated To An Art.