Aphorisms, maxims, &c., for learners, selected and arranged by R. Potts

able acquire action Arnold atheism attained authority Bacon become believe better body causes character Chesterfield Christian Cicero common comprehension consider Danby defect Demosthenes doctrine doth effects endeavour Epictetus error evil excellent exercise experience faculties false fancy feelings free agency Fuller give God.-Dr habit happiness hath human ideas idols ignorance imagination imperfect influence intellectual Jeremy Taylor judge judgment Junius knowledge language laws learning less Letters of Junius live mankind manner Mathematics matter maxim means mind moral natural philosophy nature negative proof ness never object observation opinions ourselves Parr passions perfect persons philosophy principles proof reason religion Roger Ascham S. T. Coleridge Samuel Johnson Scripture sense shew speak spirit Superstition teach thee things thou thought thyself tion true truth understanding vice virtue W. B. Clulow Whewell Whichcote wisdom wise words