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Seneca · Moral Letters to Lucilius

Letter 115 — On the Superficial Blessings (§7)

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Conversely, we shall get a view of evil and the deadening influences of a sorrow-laden soul—in spite of the hindrance that results from the widespread gleam of riches that flash round about, and in spite of the false light—of official position on the one side or great power on the other—which beats pitilessly upon the beholder.
Seneca·Letter 115 — On the Superficial Blessings (§7)·trans. Gummere
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