Self-interest Makes Some People Blind, And Others

Passion Often Makes Fools Of The Wisest Men And Gives The Silliest Wisdom.

Philosophy Triumphs Easily Over Past Evils And Future Evils, But Present Evils Triumph Over It.

It Is Easy To Be Wise On Behalf Of Others Than To Be So For Ourselves.

The Force We Use On Ourselves, To Prevent Ourselves From Loving, Is Often More Cruel Than The Severest Treatment At The Hands Of One Loved.

Why Is It That Our Memory Is Good Enough To Retain The Least Triviality That Happens To Us, And Yet Not Good Enough To Recollect How Often We Have Told It To The Same Person?