Johann Wolfgang von Goethe: Even if the world progresses generally, youth will always begin at the beginning, and the epochs of the world's cultivat

Even if the world progresses generally, youth will always begin at the beginning — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

Even if the world progresses generally, youth will always begin at the beginning, and the epochs of the world's cultivation will be repeated in the individual.

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

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