When Our Vices Desert Us, We Flatter

For The Credit Of Virtue We Must Admit That The Greatest Misfortunes Of Men Are Those Into Which They Fall Through Their Crimes.

Love Has Its Name Borrowed By A Great Number Of Dealings And Affairs That Are Attributed To It--in Which It Has No Greater Part Than The Doge In What Is Done At Venice.

We Have More Indolence In The Mind Than In The Body.

To Know Oneself Is Not Necessarily To Improve Oneself

It Is A Wearisome Disease To Preserve Health By Too Strict A Regimen.