Quote by Plautus

He whom the gods love dies young.

He whom the gods love dies young.

Summary

This quote suggests that those who are favored by the gods or possess exceptional qualities often perish at a young age. It hints at the idea that a premature death may be seen as a form of divine reward or an early departure from the challenges and hardships of life. The quote implies a belief that a shortened lifespan is an honorable fate that is reserved for those who are truly beloved and cherished by the higher powers.

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By Plautus

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