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Seneca · Moral Letters to Lucilius

Letter 79 — On the Rewards of Scientific Discovery (§18)

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Virtue has never failed to reward a man, both during his life and after his death, provided he has followed her loyally, provided he has not decked himself out or painted himself up, but has been always the same, whether he appeared before men’s eyes after being announced, or suddenly and without preparation. Pretence accomplishes nothing.
Seneca·Letter 79 — On the Rewards of Scientific Discovery (§18)·trans. Gummere
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