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In the final years of the Roman Republic, Marcus Tullius Cicero turned to philosophy as a response to the instability of public life. Amid civil war, political exile, and personal loss, he composed dialogues reflecting on the nature of the good life. Drawing on both Stoic and Academic traditions, Cicero wrote that true happiness does not depend on fortune, honor, or public standing. These, he observed, are subject to time and whatever time gives, it may also take away. For Cicero, the foundation

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Vento assim eu nunca tinha visto

It's been a long time since I sang this praise song 😭🙌🏻🔥