Benedictus de Spinoza: Homo liber de nulla re minus, quam de morte cogitat, et ejus sapientia non mortis, sed vitae meditatio est.

Homo liber de nulla re minus, quam de morte cogitat, et ejus sapientia non morti — Benedictus de Spinoza

Homo liber de nulla re minus, quam de morte cogitat, et ejus sapientia non mortis, sed vitae meditatio est.

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