I Count Him Lost, Who Is Lost

We Should Try To Succeed By Merit, Not By Favor. He Who Does Well Will Always Have Patrons Enough. [lat., Virtute Ambire Oportet, Non Favitoribus. Sat Habet Favitorum Semper, Qui Recte Facit.]

Not Every Age Is Fit For Childish Sports.

The Prudent Man Really Frames His Own Fortunes For Himself.

Nothing Is More Wretched Than The Mind Of A Man Conscious Of Guilt.

And One Eye-witness Weighs More Than Ten Hear-fays. Seeing Is Believing, All The World O'er.