The Most Perfect Society Is That Whose

We Live In The Best Of All Possible Worlds

I Don't Say That Bodies Like Flint, Which Are Commonly Called Inanimate, Have Perceptions And Appetition; Rather They Have Something Of That Sort In Them, As Worms Are In Cheese.

But In Simple Substances The Influence Of One Monad Over Another Is Ideal Only.

It's Easier To Be Original And Foolish Than Original And Wise.

We Should Like Nature To Go No Further; We Should Like It To Be Finite, Like Our Mind; But This Is To Ignore The Greatness And Majesty Of The Author Of Things.