While there's life, there's hope.Cicero
“Not for ourselves alone are we born.”
Statesman and orator · 106 BC – 43 BC
Marcus Tullius Cicero was a Roman statesman, lawyer and orator considered the master of Latin prose. His speeches, letters and philosophical works, including On Friendship, transmitted Greek philosophy to the Roman world.
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