PhilosophyRoman4 BCE–65
A great part of life is wasted in doing wrong, a greater part in doing nothing, and the whole of life in doing the wrong things.
Lucius Annaeus Seneca was a Roman philosopher and playwright, and one of the prominent figures of the Stoic school. He was an advisor to Emperor Nero and was ultimately forced to commit suicide by his order.
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