Remove Idleness From The World And Soon

Indeed, Said The Monk, A Mass, A Matins, And Vespers Well Rung Are Half-said.

All Things Have Their Ends And Cycles. And When They Have Reached Their Highest Point, They Are In Their Lowest Ruin, For They Cannot Last For Long In Such A State. Such Is The End For Those Who Cannot Moderate Their Fortune And Prosperity With Reason And Temperance.

If The Skies Fall, One May Hope To Catch Larks.

So That We May Not Be Like The Athenians, Who Never Consulted Except After The Event Done. [fr., Afin Que Ne Semblons Es Athenians, Qui Ne Consultoient Jamais Sinon Apres Le Cas Faict.]

Nature Abhors A Vacuum.