# stoa014 7.10.2

Seneca the Younger (Dialogues), stoa014, Book 7, Chapter 10. Latin.

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Atqui quis ignorat plenissimos esse voluptatibus vestris stultissimos quosque et nequitiam abundare iucundis animumque ipsum genera voluptatis prava sibi multa suggerere ?—in primis insolentiam et nimiam aestimationem sui tumoremque elatum super ceteros et amorem rerum suarum caecum et improvidum, delicias fluentis et ex minimis ac puerilibus causis exsultationem, iam dicacitatem ac superbiam contumeliis gaudentem, desidiam dissolutionemque segnis animi, indormientis sibi.

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Seneca the Younger (Dialogues), stoa014, ed. John William Basore. Text: the Perseus Digital Library, canonical-latinLit, CC BY-SA 4.0. Changes: apostrophes normalised and the text divided into reading sections by Interlinea.
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