Collection of the best phrases and famous quotes from the most prominent authors.
The less one reads, the more harm what is read does.
Madness, true madness, is sorely needed, to see if it cures us of this plague of common sense that has each of us drowning in our own.
We should be more suspicious of those who seek reasons for benefiting us than of those who benefit us without seeking reasons.
A pedant is a stupid person adulterated by study.
Language is not the wrapping of thought but thought itself.
Only he who knows is free, and the more one knows, the freer one is. Do not proclaim the freedom to fly, but give wings.
Languages, like religions, thrive on heresies.
You will conquer, but you will not convince. You will conquer because you have more than enough brute force; but you will not convince, because to convince means to persuade. And to persuade, you need something that you lack: reason and right in the struggle.
To get to the truth, the German adds, the French subtracts, and the English changes the subject.