The garden and the state require the same principle: constan... - Cincinnatus

"The garden and the state require the same principle: constant tending and occasional pruning."

Cincinnatus Nature

Statesman General Ancient Rome 519–430

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"The safety of the state is the highest law."

"A man who loves his country serves it without reward."

"True power lies in knowing when to relinquish it."

"Nature teaches us about beauty."

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"Sometimes it snows in April."

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