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Seneca

“What could be more foolish than a man’s being afraid of people’s words? My friend Demetrius has a nice way of putting things when he says, as he commonly does, that to him the utterances of the unenlightened are as noises emanating from the belly. ‘What difference does it make to me,’ he asks, ‘whether their rumblings come from their upper or their nether regions?”

Seneca, Letters from a Stoic
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Letters from a Stoic Letters from a Stoic by Seneca
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