Seneca: Oculis de homine non credo, habeo melius et certius lumen quo a falsis uera diiudicem: animi bonum animus inueniat.

Oculis de homine non credo, habeo melius et certius lumen quo a falsis uera diiu — Seneca

Oculis de homine non credo, habeo melius et certius lumen quo a falsis uera diiudicem: animi bonum animus inueniat.

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