Seneca, Roman philosopher, on why money and social position do not make a person superior to others: "They are slaves, they say. No, they are men. They are slaves. No, they are companions"

Original: Sêneca, filósofo romano, sobre por que dinheiro e posição social não tornam uma pessoa superior às outras: “São escravos, dizem. Não, são homens. São escravos. Não, são companheiros”

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