The first and last thing that is required of genius is love of truth.
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attribute of the greatest talents.
Great talents are the best means of conciliation.
before experience, and towards particular truths after it.
what has thus been discovered and proved.
to the task that lies nearest, is the worthiest there is on earth.
The senses do not deceive; it is the judgment that deceives.
religious, moral, and æsthetic character.
learning but little depth, it is folly.
be realised, it is hardly distinguishable from phantasy and phantastery.
This it is that has been called, in a good and in a bad sense, ideology;
practical man of every day.
how to make a perfect use of it.
God where and as he reveals himself, is the only true bliss on earth.
him stood in the closest connection with the divine in the Universe.
are, and so he does with us as he pleases.
image, a Pandora in the higher sense, Patience.
been an old forester who said that.
A leaf blown by the wind often looks like a bird.
Does the sparrow know how the stork feels?
heaven that shines pure and leaves no stain.
afraid of warming himself.
the future that we must work: for the past, to acknowledge its merits;
for the future, to try to increase its value.
somehow influence his age.
Let no one think that people have waited for him as for the Saviour.
the things of which he feels himself capable.
is fitting at the moment, and he will make his way without difficulty.
This is where women have the advantage, if they understand it.
secret; whereat its grandchildren cannot fail to be astonished.
There are men who put their knowledge in the place of insight.
communicate things which they look upon as useless and hurtful.
unconditioned in this thoroughly conditioned world.
best, therefore, it is a frivolous beauty whom it befits.
to man that he may learn to perceive the differences between things.
preserve harmony; he will always come to a separation again.
pay no attention to ours.
every mode of speech is intelligible to every one.
Every man hears only what he understands.
am quite prepared to find that many a reader will disagree with me;
The truest liberality is appreciation.
contemporaries and not let himself be hindered by their defects.
enemies, and found it an advantage.
There are many men who fancy they understand whatever they experience.
nothing but what they like to hear.
When a man grows old he must consciously remain at a certain stage.
could convincingly prove to the ordinary intelligence how far it can go;
and that is just as much as it fully requires for life on this earth.
The thinker makes a great mistake when he asks after cause and effect:
they both together make up the indivisible phenomenon.
greater ease the further he progresses.
time, he saw before him all the horrible sights that await him?
to be done and how to do it!
Duty: where a man loves what he commands himself to do.
only in one or two of them.
monde, était un effet de jalousie.