Henry F. Amiel
View AuthorThe beautiful is superior to the sublime, because it is permanent and does not satiate, while the sublime is relative, fleeting, and violent.
Henry F. Amiel
View AuthorTake care of your reputation, not out of vanity, but to not harm your work, and out of love for the truth.
Henry F. Amiel
View AuthorDoubt in love ends up making one doubt everything.
Anne of Austria
View AuthorWhen the voice of an enemy accuses, the silence of a friend condemns.
Anacarsis
View AuthorMany times laws are like spider webs: small insects are caught in them; the large ones break them.
Anaxagoras
View AuthorIf you deceive me once, it's your fault; if you deceive me twice, it's mine.
Anaxagoras
View AuthorAll things partake in everything, while intelligence is infinite and governs itself and is not mixed with anything.
Anaxagoras
View AuthorIntelligence is the purest of all things. It has total knowledge of everything and is the ultimate force.
Anaxagoras
View AuthorThe intelligence knows all things and ordered all things that are to be and those that were and those that are now and those that are not.
James Baldwin
View AuthorThe war would end if the dead could come back.
James Baldwin
View AuthorChildren have never been very good at listening to their elders, but they have never stopped imitating them.
Jaime Luciano Balmes
View AuthorEven good feelings, if excessively exalted, are capable of leading us to deplorable errors.