Socrates Thought And So Do I That

Most Men Are Rich In Borrowed Sufficiency: A Man May Very Well Say A Good Thing, Give A Good Answer, Cite A Good Sentence, Without At All Seeing The Force Of Either The One Or The Other.

Things Seem Greater By Imagination Than They Are In Effect.

There Is No Conversation More Boring Than The One Where Everybody Agrees.

As Far As I Am Concerned, No Road That Would Lead Us To Health Is Either Arduous Or Expensive.

Necessity Reconciles And Brings Men Together; And This Accidental Connection Afterward Forms Itself Into Laws.