Summary
This quote emphasizes that true freedom lies in self-discipline and self-control. The wise man, characterized by their wisdom and understanding, possesses the ability to govern their own actions and impulses. It suggests that freedom is not simply the absence of external constraints or limitations, but rather the ability to act in accordance with reason and make conscious choices. By mastering oneself, an individual becomes liberated from their own desires and emotions, achieving a state of true freedom.
Topics
Freedom
By Horace