Unsolved Mysteries Bizarre Events That Have Puzzled the Greatest Minds Quotes

“The ancient writer Suetonius tells the story that an inventor around 70 CE displayed to a Roman emperor a machine that could move columns, only to be dismissed with the objection that such labor-saving devices would cause the poor to starve by robbing them of employment.”
― Joel Levy, Unsolved Mysteries Bizarre Events That Have Puzzled the Greatest Minds

“In 1597, financially, physically, and spiritually exhausted , de Berrio (Don Antonio de Berrio) passed away with the bitter epitaph, 'If you try to do too much you will end by doing nothing at all.”
― Joel Levy, Unsolved Mysteries Bizarre Events That Have Puzzled the Greatest Minds