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Atqui quis ignorat plenissimos esse voluptatibus
vestris stultissimos quosque et nequitiam abundare
iucundis animumque ipsum genera voluptatis prava
[p. 124]
sibi1 multa suggerere ?—in primis insolentiam et
nimiam aestimationem sui tumoremque elatum super
ceteros et amorem rerum suarum caecum et improvidum, delicias fluentis et ex minimis ac puerilibus
causis exsultationem, iam dicacitatem ac superbiam
contumeliis gaudentem, desidiam dissolutionemque
segnis animi, indormientis sibi.
1 sibi Haase: sed A.
L. Annaeus Seneca. Moral Essays: volume 2. John W. Basore. London and New York. Heinemann. 1932.
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