1.数学家们就像那些对自然充满热情的探险者，他们在未知的世界中寻求答案，正如我们在大自然中追寻宇宙的奥秘。

2.没有勇敢的心灵去质疑现状，就不会有伟大的发现。正如牛顿所说，没有他那份大胆，我们今天可能还不知道太阳是由火球组成。

3.数是宇宙最基本的语言，它不仅支配了我们的世界，也塑造了星辰和行星之间的关系。

4.数学是一位女王，她统治着科学界；而数论，则是这位女王中的另一个重要角色，它揭示了数字背后的深层次规律。

5.上帝创造了一、两、三、四、五、六等整数，而剩下的所有数字都是人类智慧的产物。这就是克隆内克为何认为数学如此神圣。

6.上帝是一个算术家，这种说法反映出人们对于数学逻辑和秩序之美的一种敬畏之心。

7.没有几分诗人的气息，一个数学家永远无法成为一名完美无瑕的人才。维尔斯特拉斯的话提醒我们，创作与解释并不容易，要有一颗艺术家的心灵才能将抽象变为生动。

8.Mathematics, the most creative and imaginative of all human pursuits, has evolved into a unique and profound expression of our intellect.

9.The concept of infinity is so profound that it has captured the imagination of humanity for centuries.

10.Discovering each new group in mathematics is akin to discovering a new species in biology; we cannot guide ourselves further than this.

11.With five coefficients, I can draw you an elephant; with six coefficients, the elephant will swing its tail - thus spoke Cauchy.

12.Mathematics is the magician's wand that enables us to create magic in reality.

13.Anyone who does not know that the diagonals of a square are incommensurable with its side does not deserve the name 'philosopher.'

14.The simple composition of integers has been a springboard for mathematical progress for millennia.

15.Mathematics' eternal and universal nature, as well as its independence from time and cultural context, are direct consequences of its essence.

16.Life consists only two things: developing mathematics or teaching mathematics - said Poulson.

17.I am able to see farther because I stand on the shoulders of giants - Newton's statement reflects his understanding that scientific progress depends on building upon previous knowledge.

18.If I were to inherit considerable wealth, my value in mathematics would be negligible - said Lagrange candidly about his priorities.

19.My contribution may be small compared to what others have done before me; but then again perhaps it might also be just enough... My own work never satisfies me completely...I prefer other people's work better than my own! — L'Hôpital

20.A person's contributions are inversely proportional to their self-importance—this seems like an axiom concerning conduct—Lagrange

21.For God's sake don't give up your work! It is your best medicine—D'Alembert

22.Sometimes you start without getting hold of something very simple yet beautiful proof—but such proofs alone lead one deep into higher arithmetic truths' wonderful connections—and these connections drive us continuously seek out discoveries—Gauss

23.If someone else thinks about mathematical truth as deeply and persistently as I do they will find my discoveries too—a comment by Gauss himself

24.Fine arguments often aren't achieved at once but through long-standing discussions accumulated over time—I too learned slowly & still have much more learning ahead—the words spoken by Abel

25.Abstract questions must be discussed extremely clearly—a requirement set forth by Descartes

26.Mathematics leaves behind all other sciences with regard to power; it contains within itself nothing merely arbitrary or contingent—it’s source lies beyond our world—the originator speaks here describing Mathematics’ role within creation—the word was penned by Descartes