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hee that seeke's for content, without him, looseth both himselfe, and it; not to desire, and haue, are of a nere Bloud - Quare igitur à fortunâ potius impetrem, vt det, quàm à me, nè petam? saith the Stoicke, Why should I rather desire of Fortune, that she would giue mee? then of my selfe that I would not desire? Riches haue nothing solid in them; |
he that seeke's for content, without him, loses both himself, and it; not to desire, and have, Are of a never Blood - Quare igitur à fortunâ potius impetrem, vt debt, quàm à me, nè petam? Says the Stoic, Why should I rather desire of Fortune, that she would give me? then of my self that I would not desire? Riches have nothing solid in them; |
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Ʋis fieri diues, Pontifice? nil cupias Mart, Sen. Epist. 119. |
Ʋis fieri dives, Pontifice? nil cupias Mars, Sen. Epistle 119. |
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