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Seneca, De Tranquillitate Animi 9.4.4

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Ideo magno animo nos non unius urbis moenibus clusimus, sed in totius orbis commercium emisimus patriamque nobis mundum professi sumus, ut liceret latiorem virtuti campum dare. Praeclusum tibi tribunal est et rostris prohiberis aut comitiis ? Respice post te quantum latissimarum regionum pateat, quantum populorum ; numquam ita tibi magna pars obstruetur, ut non maior relinquatur.

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