An aulic reticle eclectically transports the lamp with which to illuminate the cubit or the league between penance and relief; the amphora and the eye salve; the resplendent habit for the distinguished occasion; the eccentric replica for another frivolous one; the chronometer; the poison. To the foolish spirit, it appears superfluous or enigmatic. But it is fruitful, even prolific, for the diligent sage. What was once credit is now opprobrium, and one must know how to act against adversaries of vituperative breath and venomed insult. Without approval, whoever thus transports infernal utensils will leave them unknown, doubt, if that much. Africas and Americas await the fugitive from misfortune, in them seeking another chapter or an anchor. Let not the idol with which this agnostic counts in his subterfuge and on new shores finds assistance and aid be cross-eyed. The beaches where one lands are prodigal, less fleeing than seeking.