Seneca: Whoever complains about the death of anyone, is complaining that he was a man. Everyone is bound by the same terms: he w

Whoever complains about the death of anyone, is complaining that he was a man. E — Seneca

Whoever complains about the death of anyone, is complaining that he was a man. Everyone is bound by the same terms: he who is privileged to be born, is destined to die.

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