Many philosophers are known for a single utterance, an (i)____________ saying that long outlives them. There is often (ii)____________ in this phenomenon. While most undergraduate philosophy students can quote the 18th Century philosopher David Hume as saying "Reason is the slave of the passions," David Hume himself actually consigned this apothegm to the marginalia of his text. In all likelihood, he had (iii)____________ he had ever written any such thing. A. unfocused B. subtle wisdom C. soon forgotten D. epigrammatic E. great irony F. readily denied G. obscure H. wide renown I. inadvertently conceded