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Licet, si
e vagari velis, idem in aliam atque aliam faciem salva
et integra potestate transferre ; quid enim prohibet
nos beatam vitam dicere liberum animum et erectum
et interritum ac stabilem, extra metum, extra cupiditatem positum, cui unum bonum sit honestas, unum
malum turpitudo, cetera vilis turba rerum nec de-
[p. 110]
trahens quicquam beatae vitae nec adiciens, sine
auctu ac detrimento summi boni veniens ac recedens ?
L. Annaeus Seneca. Moral Essays: volume 2. John W. Basore. London and New York. Heinemann. 1932.
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