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Seneca, De Tranquillitate Animi 9.8.3

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Bion eleganter ait non minus molestum esse calvis quam comatis pilos velli. Idem scias licet de pauperibus locupletibusque, par illis esse tormentum ; utrique enim pecunia sua obhaesit nec sine sensu revelli potest. Tolerabilius autem est, ut dixi, faciliusque non adquirere quam amittere, ideoque laetiores videbis, quos numquam fortuna respexit, quam quos deseruit.

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