Nothing Is Lost And Nothing Is Created

Nothing Is Lost And Nothing Is Created In The Operations Of Art As Those Of Nature.

If Science Has No Country, The Scientist Should Have One, And Ascribe To It The Influence Which His Works May Have In This World.

The Grandeur Of The Acts Of Men Are Measured By The Inspiration From Which They Spring. Happy Is He Who Bears A God Within.

To Demonstrate Experimentally That A Microscopic Organism Actually Is The Cause Of A Disease And The Agent Of Contagion, I Know No Other Way, In The Present State Of Science, Than To Subject The Microbe (the New And Happy Term Introduced By M. Sédillot) To The Method Of Cultivation Out Of The Body.

My Present And Most Fixed Opinion Regarding The Nature Of Alcoholic Fermentation Is This: The Chemical Act Of Fermentation Is Essentially A Phenomenon Correlative With A Vital Act, Beginning And Ending With The Latter. I Believe That There Is Never Any Alcoholic Fermentation Without Their Being Simultaneously The Organization, Development, Multiplication Of The Globules, Or The Pursued, Continued Life Of Globules Which Are Already Formed.