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Seneca · Moral Letters to Lucilius

Letter 95 — On the Usefulness of Basic Principles (§53)

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Let this verse be in your heart and on your lips: I am a man; and nothing in man’s lot Do I deem foreign to me. Let us possess things in common; for birth is ours in common. Our relations with one another are like a stone arch, which would collapse if the stones did not mutually support each other, and which is upheld in this very way.
Seneca·Letter 95 — On the Usefulness of Basic Principles (§53)·trans. Gummere
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