Epicurus — "The wise man counts it a greater advantage to be content with little than to be …"
The wise man counts it a greater advantage to be content with little than to be rich.
The wise man counts it a greater advantage to be content with little than to be rich.
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"A free man cannot acquire many possessions, because this is difficult to do without serving either crowds or kings."
"The wise man is happy even when he is being tortured."
"The limit of quantity in pleasures is the removal of all that is painful. Wherever and whenever this is present, pleasure is no longer increased, but has reached its stationary maximum."
"The wise man is not disturbed by the absence of friends, but by the absence of virtue."
"The wise man is prepared for all things."
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