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“How sweet is life, can we but choose with whom to live it: to live for oneself is no life.”

Quote by Menander

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Menander, a renowned Greek dramatist, lived from 342 BC to 291 BC. His works are celebrated for their wit and humor, and have had a profound impact on the development of drama throughout history. more

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