Seneca: He maintained this attitude up to the very end, and no man ever saw Socrates too much elated or too much depressed. Amid

He maintained this attitude up to the very end, and no man ever saw Socrates too — Seneca

He maintained this attitude up to the very end, and no man ever saw Socrates too much elated or too much depressed. Amid all the disturbance of Fortune, he was undisturbed.

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