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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1866 Excerpt:...who, under doubtful circumstances, aids in deed when deeds are necessary." Nihil aliud necessdrium, ut sis miser, quam ut te miserum credos.--"Nothing is wanting to make you wretched but to fancy yourself so." Nihil altum, nihil magnificum ac divinum sus&ptre possunt, qui suan omnes cogitdtiones abjecerunt in rem tam humttem atque abjectam. Cic.--" They can attempt nothing elevated, nothing noble and divine, who have expended all their thoughts upon a thing so low and abject." Nihil credam et omnia cavebo.--" I will trust to nothing, and be on my guard against everything." Nihil divert utrum cegrum in ligneo lecto an in aureo collSces: quocumque illum transtiileris, morbum suum secum transfert. Sen.--" It matters not whether you place the sick man on a wooden bed, or on one of gold; wherever you lay him, he carries his disease along with him." Nihil difficile est Naturce, ubi adfinem Sui proptrat Mamentofit cinis, J in silva. Sen.--" Nothing is difficult to Nature, when she is pursuing her end. A wood is long in making, ashes are made in an instant." Said in reference to the final destruction of the earth by fire. See Esse quoque, &c. Nihil doli subesse credens. Coen. Nep.--" Suspecting no deceit." Nihil eripit fortuna nisi quod et dedit. Sye.--" Fortune takes nothing away but what she has given." Nihil est ab omni Parte beatwn. Hob.--" There is nothing that is blessed in every respect." There is a dark side to every picture. Nihil est aliud magnum, quam multa miniita. Prov.--" That which is great is nothing but many littles." "Many littles make a mickle." Nihil est aptius ad delcctationem lectoris, quam tempSrum va rietdtes, fortiimeque vicissit...