My Chief Occupation, Despite Appearances, Has Always

The Truth Is That Nothing Is Less Sensational Than Pestilence, And By Reason Of Their Very Duration Great Misfortunes Are Monotonous.

The Principles Which Men Give To Themselves End By Overwhelming Their Noblest Intentions.

Without Work All Life Goes Rotten.

We Are Not Certain, We Are Never Certain.

Between History And The Eternal I Have Chosen History Because I Like Certainties. Of It, At Least, I Am Certain, And How Can I Deny This Force Crushing Me.