Montaigne, in 'on the education of children' agrees: Let him be taught to be curious in the election and choice of his reasons, to abominate impertinence, and,

Montaigne, in 'on the education of children' agrees: Let him be taught to be curious in the election and choice of his reasons, to abominate impertinence, and, consequently, to affect brevity; but, above all, let him be lessoned to acquiesce and submit to truth so soon as ever he shall discover it, whether in his opponent's argument, or upon better consideration of his own;