I Never Met A Man Who Thought

There Is No Desire More Natural Than The Desire Of Knowledge. (il N'est Desir Plus Naturel Que Le Desir De Connaissance)

The Vulgar And Common Esteem Is Seldom Happy In Hitting Right; And I Am Much Mistaken If, Amongst The Writings Of My Time, The Worst Are Not Those Which Have Most Gained The Popular Applause.

It Is Easier To Sacrifice Great Than Little Things.

Tis So Much To Be A King, That He Only Is So By Being So.

What Fear Has Once Made Me Will, I Am Bound Still To Will When Without Fear.