Virgil And Horace [were] The Severest Writers

Interest Makes All Seem Reason That Leads To It.

He Who Trusts Secrets To A Servant Makes Him His Master

There Is A Proud Modesty In Merit.

Satire Is A Kind Of Poetry In Which Human Vices Are Reprehended.

That, If The Gentiles, (whom No Law Inspir'd,) By Nature Did What Was By Law Requir'd; They, Who The Written Rule And Never Known, Were To Themselves Both Rule And Law Alone: To Natures Plain Indictment They Shall Plead; And, By Their Conscience, Be Condemn'd Or Freed.