Quote by Herodotus

Death is a delightful hiding place for weary men.


Death is a delightful hiding place for weary men.

Summary

This quote suggests that death can be perceived as a desirable escape for those who are tired and weary. It implies that the finality of death offers relief from the burdens and struggles of everyday life. Perhaps it suggests that some individuals may view death as a peaceful haven where they can find respite from the challenges and fatigue of living. It highlights the longing for rest and tranquility that some people may associate with the concept of death.

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By Herodotus
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