Many Books Are Longer Than They Seem.

Most Observers Of The French Revolution, Especially The Clever And Noble Ones, Have Explained It As A Life-threatening And Contagious Illness. They Have Remained Standing With The Symptoms And Have Interpreted These In Manifold And Contrary Ways. Some Have Regarded It As A Merely Local Ill. The Most Ingenious Opponents Have Pressed For Castration. They Well Noticed That This Alleged Illness Is Nothing Other Than The Crisis Of Beginning Puberty.

Man Has His Being In Truth--if He Sacrifices Truth He Sacrifices Himself. Whoever Betrays Truth Betrays Himself. It Is Not A Question Of Lying--but Of Acting Against One's Conviction.

Only As Far As A Man Is Happily Married To Himself Is He Fit For Married Life And Family Life In General.

Only The Most Perfect Human Being Can Design The Most Perfect Philosophy.

The World Must Become Romanticized, And In That Way We Find Again Its Original Meaning For Us.