[w]here There Is No Law, There Is

Without Virtue There Can Be No Liberty

Were I Disposed To Consider The Comparative Merit Of Each Of Them [facts Or Theories In Medical Practice], I Should Derive Most Of The Evils Of Medicine From Supposed Facts, And Ascribe All The Remedies Which Have Been Uniformly And Extensively Useful, To Such Theories As Are True. Facts Are Combined And Rendered Useful Only By Means Of Theories, And The More Disposed Men Are To Reason, The More Minute And Extensive They Become In Their Observations

Without Religion, I Believe That Learning Does Real Mischief To The Morals And Principles Of Mankind.

The Art Of Healing Is Like An Unroofed Temple, Uncovered At The Top And Cracked At The Foundation.

Dreams Are Nothing But Incoherent Ideas, Occasioned By Partial Or Imperfect Sleep.