Where Is Science Going? (1932)
Source: Where is Science Going?
“Tis not possessions that bring happiness.”
La roba non fa mai l' uomo beato.
Act IV, scene vi
Timone (c. 1487)
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La roba non fa mai l'uomo beato.
atto IV, scena VI
Timone
Variant: La roba non fa mai l' uomo beato.
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