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"The limit of great pleasures is the removal of everything which can give pain. And where pleasure is, as long as it lasts, that which gives pain, or that which feels pain, or both of them, are absent.” (Epicurus, Principal Doctrine 31)
Translated by Yonge (1853)
Luncheon of the Boating Party by Pierr-Auguste Renoir (1881)
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