Man is as capable of all things as of some; and if he confesses, as Th… — Essays

Essays — Michel de Montaigne

Man is as capable of all things as of some; and if he confesses, as Theophrastus says, the ignorance of first causes, let him at once surrender all the rest of his knowledge; if he is defective in foundation, his reason is aground; disputation and inquiry have no other aim nor stop but principles; if this aim do not stop his career, he runs into an infinite irresolution. _Non potest aliud alio magis minusve comprehendi, quoniam omnium rerum una est dejinitio comprehendendi:_

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