Seneca: Nemo quam bene vivat sed quam diu curat, cum omnibus possit contingere ut bene vivant, ut diu nulli.

Nemo quam bene vivat sed quam diu curat, cum omnibus possit contingere ut bene v — Seneca

Nemo quam bene vivat sed quam diu curat, cum omnibus possit contingere ut bene vivant, ut diu nulli.

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