Οur Own Distrust Somewhat Justifies The Deceit

Virtues Lose Themselves In Self-interest, As Rivers In The Sea.

The Strongest Symptom Of Wisdom In Man Is His Being Sensible Of His Own Follies.

There Is No Praise We Have Not Lavished Upon Prudence; And Yet She Cannot Assure To Us The Most Trifling Event.

Before We Set Our Hearts Too Much Upon Anything, Let Us Examine How Happy They Are, Who Already Possess It.

Few Men Know All The Ill They Do.