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Quote by Pindar

“War is sweet to them that know it not.”

Quote by Pindar

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Pindar, a renowned Greek poet, lived from 522 BC to 443 BC. He is best known for his odes that celebrated the victors of the Olympic Games, earning him the title of 'the Olympic Poet'. more

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