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Seneca, De Providentia 1.4.10

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Cum omnia quae excesserunt modum noceant, periculosissima felicitatis intemperantia est : movet cerebrum, in vanas mentes imagines evocat, multum inter falsum ac verum mediae caliginis fundit. Quidni satius sit perpetuam infelicitatem advocata virtute sustinere quam infinitis atque immodicis bonis rumpi ? Lenior ieiunio mors est, cruditate dissiliunt.

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