Of All The Means To Insure Happiness

The Words Of That Philosopher Who Offers No Therapy For Human Suffering Are Empty And Vain.

The Greater The Difficulty The More Glory In Surmounting It, And The Loss Of False Joys Secures To Us A Much Better Possession Of Real Ones.

We Must Consider Both The Ultimate End And All Clear Sensory Evidence, To Which We Refer Our Opinions; For Otherwise Everything Will Be Full Of Uncertainty And Confusion.

Of All The Means To Insure Happiness Throughout The Whole Life, By Far The Most Important Is The Acquisition Of Friends.

Nothing Is Sufficient For The Person Who Finds Sufficiency Too Little