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Aphorisms of famous people. Boethius

Aphorisms of famous people

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Boethius. The most famous aphorisms

  • The greatest misfortune is to be happy in the past.
  • Love knows no laws.
  • The thought of death is more cruel than death itself.
  • Vice does not go unpunished, since being vicious is already a punishment.

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