The pursuit of happiness often prevents its discovery. - Diocletian

"The pursuit of happiness often prevents its discovery."

Diocletian Happiness

Emperor Ancient Rome 245–316

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"A leader who does not consult is a tyrant in waiting."

"The greatest power lies not in conquest, but in knowing when to lay down the sword."

"To govern well, one must first govern oneself."

"Patience is the virtue of those who understand the weight of empire."

"Babalú!"

"My greatest joy is making people smile."

"Laughter and love make a home."

"The best things in life are free."