Voltaire
View AuthorMan rushes into error more quickly than rivers flow into the sea.
Voltaire
View AuthorThe nature makes men eloquent in great passions and great interests.
Voltaire
View AuthorThe passion to dominate is the most terrible of all diseases of the human spirit.
Voltaire
View AuthorThe falsehoods not only oppose the truth, but often contradict each other.
Voltaire
View AuthorIt is only possible to affirm in geometry.
Voltaire
View AuthorTo be good only to oneself is to be good for nothing.
Voltaire
View AuthorEvils come flying and go away limping.
Voltaire
View AuthorWomen are like weather vanes: they only stand still when they rust.
Voltaire
View AuthorScience is like the earth; you can only possess a little of it.
Voltaire
View AuthorIn geometry, there are no sects.
Voltaire
View AuthorThe one who suspects invites betrayal.
Voltaire
View AuthorPleasure gives what wisdom promises.