Quote by Aeschylus

Of prosperity mortals can never have enough.

Of prosperity mortals can never have enough.

Summary

This quote suggests that humans possess an insatiable desire for wealth and success. Regardless of how prosperous one's life may be, they will always crave for more. It implies that material abundance may play a central role in human aspirations, highlighting the unsatisfied nature of human beings when it comes to achievements and the pursuit of material wealth. This idea emphasizes the never-ending pursuit of prosperity, reflecting the perpetually changing and expanding desires of individuals in their endless quest for more.

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