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Marcus Aurelius:Meditations, Excerpt 114

Marcus Aurelius《Meditations》· Meditations · Health · Wealth · Leadership · Learning

IX. Either teach them better if it be in thy power; or if it be not, remember that for this use, to bear with them patiently, was mildness and goodness granted unto thee. The Gods themselves are good unto such; yea and in some things, (as in matter of health, of wealth, of honour,) are content often to further their endeavours: so good and gracious are they. And mightest thou not be so too? or, tell me, what doth hinder thee?

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