Augustus Caesar — "Let us make haste to live, for every day is a new life."
Let us make haste to live, for every day is a new life.
Let us make haste to live, for every day is a new life.
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"I have always been a man of foresight, and have considered the long-term consequences of my actions."
"My son-in-law, Agrippa, had built many magnificent buildings, but I surpassed him in the number of public works."
"I have restored peace to the world."
"A man must not promise what he ought not, lest he be called on to perform what he cannot."
"I preferred to live in a modest house, rather than in a grand palace."
Though often attributed, the exact source from Augustus is elusive and debated. More likely a later philosophical aphorism.
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