Seneca: Next, if you choose to view its results and the mischief that it does, no plague has cost the human race more dear

Next, if you choose to view its results and the mischief that it does, no plague — Seneca

Next, if you choose to view its results and the mischief that it does, no plague has cost the human race more dear

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