Benedictus de Spinoza: Tota felicitas aut infelicitas in hoc solo sita est; videlicet in qualitate obiecti, cui adhaeremus amore.

Tota felicitas aut infelicitas in hoc solo sita est; videlicet in qualitate obie — Benedictus de Spinoza

Tota felicitas aut infelicitas in hoc solo sita est; videlicet in qualitate obiecti, cui adhaeremus amore.

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