Seneca. Quotes

Barley Porridge, Or A Crust Of Barley Bread, And Water Do Not Make A Very Cheerful Diet, But Nothing Gives One Keener Pleasure Than Having The Ability To Derive Pleasure Even From That
And The Feeling Of Having Arrived At Something Which One Cannot Be Deprived Of By Any Unjust Stroke Of Fortune.

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