There are three kinds of intellects: one understands things by itself, the other discerns what others understand, and the third understands neither by itself nor through others. The first is excellent, the second good, the third useless.
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"For it can be said of men in general that they are ungrateful, fickle, feigners and dissemblers, shirkers of dangers, eager for gain."
"The vulgar are always taken by appearances and by the outcome of a thing; and in the world there are only the vulgar."
"It is much more difficult to injure one who is loved than one who is hated."
"It is always necessary to take the lesser evil as good."
"The promises of men are not to be relied on, unless they are made under such circumstances that the promiser cannot break them without ruin."
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