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Destiny waits alike for the free man as well as for him enslaved by anothers might
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"Destiny waits alike for the free man as well as for him enslaved by another's might"

- Aeschylus

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This quote by Aeschylus talks to the idea that destiny is something that is shared by all, regardless of one's station in life. It suggests that no matter if one is complimentary or enslaved, fate will pertain to them in the very same way. This indicates that fate is something that is predetermined and out of our control, and that it is something that all of us need to accept. It likewise recommends that no matter our scenarios, we all have the same capacity to achieve our destiny. This quote motivates us to accept our fate and to maximize our lives, no matter our existing scenario. It reminds us that we all have the very same capacity to reach our goals, which we ought to aim to take advantage of our lives. Ultimately, this quote motivates us to take control of our lives and to maximize our destiny, no matter our present circumstances.

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Aeschylus This quote is written / told by Aeschylus between 525 BC and 456 BC. He was a famous Playwright from Greece. The author also have 84 other quotes.

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