527
If two masters of the same art differ in their statement of it, in all likelihood the insoluble problem lies midway between them.
528
The orbits of certainties touch one another; but in the interstices there is room enough for error to go forth and prevail.
529
We more readily confess to errors, mistakes, and shortcomings in our conduct than in our thought.
530
And the reason of it is that the conscience is humble and even takes a pleasure in being ashamed. But the intellect is proud, and if forced to recant is driven to despair.