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“Noble self-restraint must have something to restrain.”
— Edith Hamilton, The Greek Way
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“Very few great artists feel the giant agony of the world.”
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“The fullness of life is in the hazards of life.”
— Edith Hamilton, The Greek Way
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“A man without fear cannot be a slave.”
— Edith Hamilton, The Greek Way
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“The Greeks were realists. They saw the beauty of common things and were content with it.”
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“Liberty depends on self-restraint. Freedom is freedom only when controlled and limited.”
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