William Hazlitt
View AuthorThose impeccable authors are the ones who never wrote.
William Hazlitt
View AuthorOne knows more about the road by having traveled on it than by all the conjectures and descriptions in the world.
Friedrich Hebbel
View AuthorA large part of the experiences I have had about myself I made by observing the peculiarities of others.
Martin Heidegger
View AuthorPhilosophy implies a free mobility in thought, it is a creative act that dissolves ideologies.
Heinrich Heine
View AuthorThe wise generate new ideas; the foolish expand them.
Heinrich Heine
View AuthorWherever books are burned, men will ultimately be burned.
Heinrich Heine
View AuthorWhere books are loved, men are also loved.
Heinrich Heine
View AuthorExperience is a good school, but the tuition is very expensive.
Arthur Helps
View AuthorReading is sometimes a stratagem to avoid thinking.
Claude Adrien Helvétius
View AuthorHistory is the novel of facts, and the novel is the history of feelings.
Homer
View AuthorGenius is revealed in adverse fortune; in prosperity, it is concealed.
Horace
View AuthorIn adverse fortune, genius is often revealed; in prosperity, it is hidden.