Οur Own Distrust Somewhat Justifies The Deceit

What We Take For Virtue Is Often Nothing But An Assemblage Of Different Actions, And Of Different Interests, That Fortune Or Our Industry Knows How To Arrange.

None But Great Men Are Capable Of Having Great Flaws.

Men More Easily Renounce Their Interests Than Their Tastes.

The Mind Cannot Long Play The Heart's Role.

One Can No More Look Steadily At Death Than At The Sun.