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Marcus Aurelius · Meditations

Meditation 298 of 412 · Book IX

XXIV

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XXIV. Infinite are the troubles and miseries, that thou hast already been put to, by reason of this only, because that for all happiness it did not suffice thee, or, that thou didst not account it sufficient happiness, that thy understanding did operate according to its natural constitution.

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