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Seneca, Ad Lucilium Epistulae Morales 11_13.85.15

lat seneca phi015 perseus lat2

Tale est, quod volunt dicere: iracundum quidem illum non esse, irasci tamen aliquando; et timidum quidem non esse, timere tamen aliquando; id est, vitio timoris carere, adfectu non carere. Quod si recipitur, usu frequenti timor transibit in vitium, et ira in animum admissa habitum illum ira parentis animi retexet.

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