Write Quickly And You Will Never Write

Too Exact, And Studious Of Similitude Rather Than Of Beauty. [lat., Nimis In Veritate, Et Similitudinis Quam Pulchritudinis Amantior.]

A Great Part Of Art Consists In Imitation. For The Whole Conduct Of Life Is Based On This: That What We Admire In Others We Want To Do Ourselves.

It Is Much Easier To Try One's Hand At Many Things Than To Concentrate One's Powers On One Thing.

Our Minds Are Like Our Stomaches; They Are Whetted By The Change Of Their Food, And Variety Supplies Both With Fresh Appetite.

Suffering Itself Does Less Afflict The Senses Than The Apprehension Of Suffering.