One Returns To The Place One Came

Nothing Is So Dangerous As An Ignorant Friend; A Wise Enemy Is Worth More. [fr., Rien N'est Si Dangereux Qu'un Ignorant Ami; Mieux Vaudrait Un Sage Ennemi.]

In Short, Luck's Always To Blame.

In Everything We Ought To Look At The End.

It Is Twice The Pleasure To Deceive The Deceiver.

Let Fools The Studious Despise, There's Nothing Lost By Being Wise.