Who is so unfortunate as not to know something of the religious awe, the solace and the peace that come from cloistral contemplation of the purity and everlastingness of mathematical truth?


The Human Worth of Rigorous Thinking: Essays and Addresses, Chapter II (p. 60), Columbia University Press. 1916

Cassius Jackson Keyser Quotes

Who is so unfortunate as not to know something of the religious awe, the solace and the peace that come from cloistral contemplation of the purity...

Who is so unfortunate as not to know something of the religious awe, the solace and the peace that come from cloistral contemplation of the purity...

Who is so unfortunate as not to know something of the religious awe, the solace and the peace that come from cloistral contemplation of the purity...

Who is so unfortunate as not to know something of the religious awe, the solace and the peace that come from cloistral contemplation of the purity...