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Seneca, De Providentia 1.3.6

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Infelix est Fabricius, quod rus suum, quantum a re publica vacavit, fodit ? Quod bellum tam eum Pyrrho quam eum divitiis gerit ? Quod ad focum cenat illas ipsas radices et herbas quas in repurgando agro triumphalis senex vulsit ? Quid ergo ? Felicior esset, si in ventrem suum longinqui litoris pisces et peregrina aucupia congereret, si conchylis superi atque inferi maris pigritiam stomachi nausiantis erigeret, si ingenti pomorum strue cingeret primae formae feras, captas multa caede venantium ?

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