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Seneca · Moral Letters to Lucilius

Letter 94 (§55)

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We should, therefore, have a guardian, as it were, to pluck us continually by the ear and dispel rumours and protest against popular enthusiasms. For you are mistaken if you suppose that our faults are inborn in us; they have come from without, have been heaped upon us. Hence, by receiving frequent admonitions, we can reject the opinions which din about our ears.
Seneca·Letter 94 (§55)·trans. Gummere
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