One Does Not Ask Of One Who

To Bring One's Self To Believe In A Truth That Has Just Dawned Upon One Is The First Step Towards Progress; To Persuade Others Is The Second.

Blessed Is He Who Carries Within Himself A God, An Ideal, And Who Obeys It: Ideal Of Art, Ideal Of Science, Ideal Of The Gospel Virtues, Therein Lie The Springs Of Great Thoughts And Great Actions; They All Reflect Light From The Infinite.

Since The Most Ancient Times, All Men, And Particularly Those Who Endeavored In The Practice Of Medicine, Have Brought Closer Together Two Natural Phenomena Of Capital Importance: Illness Or Fever And Fermentation.

Work Usually Follows Will.

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