Psychologia Empirica

DEDICATION.

...whatever can be known of the human mind that is sublime and heroic. Would that I possessed the strength to expend it in praising those same qualities, and not without success! But, being thoroughly conscious of my own feebleness, I greatly fear that I might obscure them rather than illuminate them. It is better, therefore, to be silent and merely to advise future descendants, for whom the memory of so great a Prince will always be sacred, that as they unroll any volumes of historians, both most ancient and most recent, they should recognize that everything which those who have learned to estimate each thing at its true value have ever praised in princes with a reverent mind, is to be attributed to You. Since in this Work, which under the title of Psychology...