Quote by Mark Twain

A proverb in the time of Saint Bernard

A proverb in the time of Saint Bernard

Summary

During the time of Saint Bernard, a renowned theological figure, this proverb likely served as a way to convey a moral or spiritual message concisely. Proverbs often encapsulate traditional wisdom and provide practical advice for daily life. In this context, the quote could emphasize the value of wisdom, reflecting an understanding that knowledgeable individuals possess great power and influence. It may encourage individuals to seek knowledge and exercise discernment in their actions, highlighting the potential benefits that wisdom can bring.

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