the essays of montaigne, v5-第14章
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found those same things to be built upon very good and solid ground and
strong foundation； and that nothing but stupidity and ignorance makes us
receive them with less reverence than the rest。 Why do we not consider
what contradictions we find in our own judgments； how many things were
yesterday articles of our faith； that to…day appear no other than fables？
Glory and curiosity are the scourges of the soul； the last prompts us to
thrust our noses into everything； the other forbids us to leave anything
doubtful and undecided。
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