Amongst So Many Borrowed Things, Am Glad

I See This Evident, That We Willingly Accord To Piety Only The Services That Flatter Our Passions.

Each Man Calls Barbarism Whatever Is Not His Own Practice; For Indeed It Seems We Have No Other Test Of Truth And Reason Than The Example And Pattern Of The Opinions And Customs Of The Country We Live In

My Errors Are By Now Natural And Incorrigible; But The Good That Worthy Men Do The Public By Making Themselves Imitable, I Shall Perhaps Do By Making Myself Evitable.

For Table-talk, I Prefer The Pleasant And Witty Before The Learned And The Grave; In Bed, Beauty Before Goodness.

Have You Known How To Take Rest? You Have Done More Than He Who Hath Taken Empires And Cities.