Quote by Euripides

Much effort, much prosperity.

Much effort, much prosperity.

Summary

This quote suggests that the level of success one achieves is directly proportional to the amount of effort put forth. It implies that if one exerts a significant amount of effort and hard work towards their goals, they are more likely to experience prosperity and achieve their desired outcomes. In other words, the quote emphasizes the importance of diligence and dedication in attaining success.

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By Euripides

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