For the miserable find comfort in the philosophy that not on them alone has evil fallen. — Procopius, The Secret History
For the miserable find comfort in the philosophy that not on them alone has evil fallen. — Procopius, The Secret History
For the miserable find comfort in the philosophy that not on them alone has evil fallen. — Procopius, The Secret History
For the miserable find comfort in the philosophy that not on them alone has evil fallen. — Procopius, The Secret History
For the miserable find comfort in the philosophy that not on them alone has evil fallen. — Procopius, The Secret History
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For the miserable find comfort in the philosophy that not on them alone has evil fallen.

— Procopius, The Secret History
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