The Journey Is Better Than The Inn".

Drink Moderately, For Drunkeness Neither Keeps A Secret, Nor Observes A Promise.

For A Man To Attain To An Eminent Degree In Learning Costs Him Time, Watching, Hunger, Nakedness, Dizziness In The Head, Weakness In The Stomach, And Other Inconveniences.

I Believe There's No Proverb But What Is True; They Are All So Many Sentences And Maxims Drawn From Experience, The Universal Mother Of Sciences.

For Historians Ought To Be Precise, Truthful, And Quite Unprejudiced, And Neither Interest Nor Fear, Hatred Nor Affection, Should Cause Them To Swerve From The Path Of Truth, Whose Mother Is History, The Rival Of Time, The Depository Of Great Actions, The Witness Of What Is Past, The Example And Instruction Of The Present, The Monitor Of The Future.

An Honest Man's Word Is As Good As His Bond.