Seneca: If wisdom were conferred with this proviso, that I must keep it to myself and…
If wisdom were conferred with this proviso, that I must keep it to myself and not communicate it to others, I would have none of it.
In today’s wordsIf wisdom were given to me on the condition that I keep it to myself and never share it, I'd refuse it.
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