The knowledge the most useful is what one puts into practice.

Knowledge is a treasure so vast, that it is never exhausted: wisdom is a new robe that never gets worn.

By kknowledge you are saved; by ignorance, lost.

The end of these two are never reached - knowledge and understanding.

Riches diminish by expenditure, while knowledge is increased by dissemination.

Knowledge leads to wisdom; accordingly the educated man is the wise one.

There is no treasure like knowledge.

The truly learned man is he who understands that what he knows is but little in comparison with what he does not know.

The man of learning lives even after his death: the ignorant man is dead, while still alive.

Books are the gardens of the learned.