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Vero follows life, condemning the pursuit of pleasure. The greatest pleasures are those that one pursues. They follow, hating, accepting the necessities of life—the smallest pleasures.
Whoever has been blinded by pleasure is the one who. The troubles and pains of the times are the fault of those who take delight in them. We truly accuse this great choice in time and by right.
Except for those who know what they are, as in the example. Pain prevents them from experiencing greater pleasures than they deserve here. The duties of the inventor will abandon him because they will cease. It prevents them from occurring; we can ensure that all who experience pain...
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