Lucretius: Time exists not by itself; but simply from the things which happen, the sense apprehends what has been done in time past

Time exists not by itself; but simply from the things which happen, the sense ap — Lucretius

Time exists not by itself; but simply from the things which happen, the sense apprehends what has been done in time past, as well as what is present, and what is to follow after.

Lucretius

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