Alexander the Great
to his Tutor
Aristotle
, upon that Philosopher's publishing some part of his Writings; in which the Prince complains of his having made known to all the World, those Secrets in Learning which he had before communicated to him in private Lectures; concluding, That he had rather excel the rest of Mankind in Knowledge than in Power
.
Luisa de Padilla
, a
of great Learning, and Countess of