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I am presenting a first-ever scientific collection of short sayings onprobability and statistics expressed by most various men of science, manyclassics included, from antiquity to Kepler to our time. Quite understandably,the reader will find here no mathematical formulas and in some instances hewill miss a worthy subject. Markov chains provide a good example: theirinventor had not said anything about them suitable for my goal. Nevertheless,the scope of the collected dictums is amazingly broad which reflects both thediscussions concerning the lack of a solid foundation of probability theoryuntil the 1930s and the great extent of applications of probability andstatistics. And I have also included two related and most important topics, thetreatment of observations and randomness.

Theory of Probability and Statistics as Exemplified in Short Dictums