Marcus Tullius Cicero Quotes

My Dear Scipio And Laelius. Men, Of Course, Who Have No Resources In Themselves For Securing A Good And Happy Life Find Every Age Burdensome. But Those Who Look For All Happiness From Within Can Never Think Anything Bad Which Nature Makes Inevitable.

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