Famous quote by Euripides

"Whoso neglects learning in his youth, loses the past and is dead for the future"

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This quote by Euripides highlights the importance of learning in youth. It suggests that those who disregard learning in their youth are essentially neglecting their past and future. By not learning, they are not just losing out on the understanding and abilities that can be gotten from the past, but they are likewise not preparing themselves for the future. Without the knowledge and skills gotten from learning, they will be unable to make educated choices and will be unable to take advantage of chances that may arise. In essence, they are "dead for the future" as they will not have the necessary skills to be successful. This quote acts as a reminder to young people to take advantage of the learning chances offered to them and to not disregard their education.

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Euripides This quote is from Euripides between 480 BC and 406 BC. He was a famous Poet from Greece. The author also have 50 other quotes.
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