These things once so fixed and concluded, as thou
wouldst think him a happy citizen, whose constant study and practice
were for the good and benefit of his fellow citizens, and the carriage
of the city such towards him, that he were well with it; so must
it needs be with thee, that thou shalt live a happy life.
wouldst think him a happy citizen, whose constant study and practice
were for the good and benefit of his fellow citizens, and the carriage
of the city such towards him, that he were well with it; so must
it needs be with thee, that thou shalt live a happy life.
Marcus Aurelius - Meditations
