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{{Style P-Quote|1=and fine ''schemes,'' live neither rationally nor agreeably: because less strong in my mind than in my whole body, I am willing to hear nothing, to learn nothing which may alleviate my melancholy; ''because'' I am displeased with my faithful physicians; ''because'' I am angry with my friends, that they should use expeditious means to repel me from the baneful lethargy; ''because'' I follow after the things which have been injurious; and avoid ''those'' which I may conceive to prove beneficial; ''because'' when at Rome, fickle as the wind, I am in love with Tibur, when at Tibur with Rome.”|signature=''Epistles of Horace,'' Book I., viii.}} | {{Style P-Quote|1=and fine ''schemes,'' live neither rationally nor agreeably: because less strong in my mind than in my whole body, I am willing to hear nothing, to learn nothing which may alleviate my melancholy; ''because'' I am displeased with my faithful physicians; ''because'' I am angry with my friends, that they should use expeditious means to repel me from the baneful lethargy; ''because'' I follow after the things which have been injurious; and avoid ''those'' which I may conceive to prove beneficial; ''because'' when at Rome, fickle as the wind, I am in love with Tibur, when at Tibur with Rome.”|signature=''Epistles of Horace,'' Book I., viii.}} | ||