“Though I may not . . . be able to quote other authors, I shall rely on that which is much greater and more worthy - on experience.” MayAbleGreaterWorthyRelyI May Not Be Book:The notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci Source: The notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci
“A man of supreme folly: his life flies away while he is merely hoping to enjoy it.” MenEnjoySupremeFollyFly Away Author:Leonardo da Vinci
“Being engulfed in practice without delicate knowledge related to it, is in many ways like entering a ship without knowing where it is headed.” WayPracticeKnowingShipsRelatedDelicateEntering Author:Leonardo da Vinci
“To lie is vile, to tell truth is excellent, if not noble.” IfsLyingTruth IsNobleExcellent Author:Leonardo da Vinci
“To speak ill of a good person is not truly good, all in all.” PersonsSpeakIllGood Person Author:Leonardo da Vinci
“A deaf and dumb person who sees two men in conversation - may nevertheless understand from the attitudes and gestures of the speakers, how well their discussion is getting along.” MenWellsMayPersonsTwoAttitudeConversationDumbDiscussionGesturesSpeakersNeverthelessDeafGetting AlongDeaf And Dumb Author:Leonardo da Vinci
“If you put on more clothes as the cold increases, it will have no power to hurt you. Let us hope that.” IfsHurtColdClothesIncreasePatienceBe PatientHaving PatienceNo PatienceVexLife PatienceI Have No Patience Author:Leonardo da Vinci
“If we make mistakes in our first compositions and do not know them, we may not amend them.” IfsKnowsFirstsMayMistakeMaking MistakesCompositionWe Make Mistakes Author:Leonardo da Vinci