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Begin, be bold and venture to be wise
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"Begin, be bold and venture to be wise"

- Horace

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In this quote by Horace, the intent is to influence action, courage, and intellect. The word "start" motivates us to take the initial step, to start new ventures with determination. By advising us to "be strong," Horace highlights the significance of accepting confidence and valiancy in our pursuits. Lastly, he advises us to "venture to be smart," highlighting the significance of seeking wisdom and understanding throughout our journey. The quote advises us that success and growth lie in the desire to start, to act boldly, and to continuously pursue knowledge, ultimately assisting us towards a fulfilling and achieved life.

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Horace This quote is written / told by Horace between 65 BC and 8 BC. He was a famous Poet from Rome. The author also have 83 other quotes.

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