Seneca: Illud autem ante omnia memento, demere rebus tumultum ac videre quid in quaque re sit: scies nihil esse in istis terribi

Illud autem ante omnia memento, demere rebus tumultum ac videre quid in quaque r — Seneca

Illud autem ante omnia memento, demere rebus tumultum ac videre quid in quaque re sit: scies nihil esse in istis terribile nisi ipsum timorem.

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