The Monad, Of Which We Shall Speak

I Agree With You That It Is Important To Examine Our Presuppositions, Throughly And Once For All, In Order To Establish Something Solid. For I Hold That It Is Only When We Can Prove All That We Bring Forward That We Perfectly Understand The Thing Under Consideration. I Know That The Common Herd Takes Little Pleasure In These Researches, But I Know Also That The Common Herd Take Little Pains Thoroughly To Understand Things.

We Live In The Best Of All Possible Worlds

A Great Doctor Kills More People Than A Great General.

Men Act Like Brutes In So Far As The Sequences Of Their Perceptions Arise Through The Principle Of Memory Only, Like Those Empirical Physicians Who Have Mere Practice Without Theory.

Every Mind Has A Horizon In Respect To Its Present Intellectual Capacity But Not In Respect To Its Future Intellectual Capacity.