The Subtlety Of Nature Is Greater Many

The Fortune Which Nobody Sees Makes A Person Happy And Unenvied.

But The Images Of Men's Wits And Knowledges Remain In Books, Exempted From The Wrong Of Time, And Capable Of Perpetual Renovation.

The Zeal Which Begins With Hypocrisy Must Conclude In Treachery At First It Deceives, At Last It Betrays

The Lame Man Who Keeps The Right Road Outstrips The Runner Who Takes The Wrong One.

To Spend Too Much Time In Studies Is Sloth; To Use Them Too Much For Ornament Is Affection; To Make Judgment Wholly By Their Rules Is The Humor Of A Scholar.