It Is Certainly No Crime To Depict

Every Principle Is A Judgment, Every Judgment The Outcome Of Experience, And Experience Is Only Acquired By The Exercise Of The Senses . . .

The Pleasure Of The Senses Is Always Regulated In Accordance With The Imagination. Man Can Aspire To Felicity Only By Serving All The Whims Of His Imagination.

Religions Are The Cradles Of Despotism.

The Impossibility Of Outraging Nature Is The Greatest Anguish Man Can Know.

There Is No God, Nature Sufficeth Unto Herself; In No Wise Hath She Need Of An Author.