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Where is that sea, that forest, that spot of land; that is not ransacked to gratify our palate? The very earth burdened with our buildings; not a river, not a mountain, escapes us. Oh, that there should be such boundless desires in our little bodies!…A bull contents himself with one meadow, and one forest is enough for a thousand elephants; but the little body of a man devours more than all other living creatures.

-Seneca the Younger (Roman Statesman and Philosopher), Of a Happy Life

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