When Reason And Unreason Come Into Contact,

From What The Moderns Want, We Must Learn What Poetry Should Become; From What The Ancients Did, What Poetry Must Be.

There Is No Self-knowledge Except Historical Self-knowledge. No One Knows What He Is If He Doesn't Know What His Contemporaries Are.

The Surest Method Of Being Incomprehensible Or, Moreover, To Be Misunderstood Is To Use Words In Their Original Sense; Especially Words From The Ancient Languages.

A Priest Is He Who Lives Solely In The Realm Of The Invisible, For Whom All That Is Visible Has Only The Truth Of An Allegory.

Every Philosophical Review Ought To Be A Philosophy Of Reviews At The Same Time.