The Finest Productions Of Human Art Are

Must Acknowledge, That To Act Properly Is Much More Valuable Than To Think Justly Or Reason Acutely.

There Is No Greater Impediment To The Advancement Of Knowledge Than The Ambiguity Of Words.

In Every Case, We Ought To Act That Part Towards Another, Which We Would Judge To Be Right In Him To Act Toward Us, If We Were In His Circumstances And He In Ours; Or More Generally - What We Approve In Others, That We Ought To Practise In Like Circumstances, What We Condemn In Others We Ought Not To Do.

For The Perception Of The Beautiful We Have The Term "taste"--a Metaphor Taken From That Which Is Passive In The Body And Transferred To That Which Is Active In The Mind.

For, Until The Wisdom Of Men Bear Some Proportion To The Wisdom Of God, Their Attempts To Find Out The Structure Of His Works, By The Force Of Their Wit And Genius, Will Be Vain.