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Quam diu quidem passim vagamur non ducem secuti sed fremitum et clamorem
dissonum in diversa vocantium, conteretur vita inter
errores brevis, etiam si dies noctesque bonae menti
laboremus. Decernatur itaque, et quo tendamus et
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qua, non sine perito aliquo, cui explorata sint ea, in
quae procedimus, quoniam quidem non eadem hic
quae in ceteris peregrinationibus condicio est. In
illis comprensus aliquis limes et interrogati incolae
non patiuntur errare, at hic tritissima quaeque via
et celeberrima maxime decipit.
L. Annaeus Seneca. Moral Essays: volume 2. John W. Basore. London and New York. Heinemann. 1932.
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