The uncertainty of my judgment is so equally balanced in most occurren… — Essays

Essays — Michel de Montaigne

The uncertainty of my judgment is so equally balanced in most occurrences, that I could willingly refer it to be decided by the chance of a die: and I observe, with great consideration of our human infirmity, the examples that the divine history itself has left us of this custom of referring to fortune and chance the determination of election in doubtful things:

Lugar: CHAPTER XVII · ¶3178
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