As to what remains, had I been of their counsel, I would have rendered… — Essays

Essays — Michel de Montaigne

As to what remains, had I been of their counsel, I would have rendered my discipline more sacred and mysterious; they begun well, but they have not ended so. It was a good beginning to make gods and demons the authors of their science, and to have used a peculiar way of speaking and writing, notwithstanding that philosophy concludes it folly to persuade a man to his own good by an unintelligible way: "Ut si quis medicus imperet, ut sumat:"

Lugar: CHAPTER XXXVII · ¶3650
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