Russell Shorto Quotes

Devote What Time I May Still Have To Live To No Other Occupation Than That Of Endeavoring To Acquire Some Knowledge Of Nature, Which Shall Be Of Such A Kind As To Enable Us There From To Deduce Rules In Medicine Of Greater Certainty Than Those In Present Use.

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