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Quote by Solomon

“Better the anger of a friend than the kiss of an enemy.”

Quote by Solomon

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Solomon, a king of Israel, lived from 990 BC to 931 BC. He is one of the most famous kings in Israel's history, known for his wisdom and wealth. more

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