Plato: Neither family, nor privilege, nor wealth, nor anything but Love can light that beacon which a man must steer by when he

Neither family, nor privilege, nor wealth, nor anything but Love can light that — Plato

Neither family, nor privilege, nor wealth, nor anything but Love can light that beacon which a man must steer by when he sets out to live the better life.

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