| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - For if those men who, on account of indolence, are living in tranquillity, still take pleasure in their own base indolence; you, if, in the calm quiet with which you govern fortune, you think such a condition as you enjoy better, should maintain it diligently; not as one that has been acquired by laziness, but as one that has been earned by virtue.1 And I, by the unanimity Edition: current; Page:
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