Of Two Evils We Must Always Choose

Gladly We Desire To Make Other Men Perfect, But We Will Not Amend Our Own Fault.

Is A Man One Whit The Better Because He Is Grown Great In Other Men's Esteem?

Let Temporal Things Serve Thy Use, But The Eternal Be The Object Of Thy Desire.

Therefore, A Man Ought To Root Himself So Firmly In God That He Will Not Need The Consolations Of Men.

Learned Arguments Do Not Make A Man Holy And Righteous, Whereas A Good Life Makes Him Dear To God.