Epicurus: Fortitude, the virtue which enables us to endure pain, and to banish fear , is of great use in producing tranquility .

Fortitude, the virtue which enables us to endure pain, and to banish fear , is o — Epicurus

Fortitude, the virtue which enables us to endure pain, and to banish fear , is of great use in producing tranquility .

Epicurus

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