Quote by Marcus Valerius Martial

Fortune gives too much to many, enough to none.

Fortune gives too much to many, enough to none.

Summary

This quote suggests that fortunes or blessings in life are often skewed, where some individuals are bestowed with excessive abundance, while others are left struggling to have enough. It highlights the inherent imbalance and unpredictability of fortune, emphasizing its unfair distribution. The quote raises awareness about the unequal allocation of resources, wealth, and opportunities among people, reflecting the societal disparities that exist.

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By Marcus Valerius Martial

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