That book was "De Rerum Natura," or "On the Nature of Things," by the ancient Roman writer Lucretius. It was a book of poetry, but also a work of science and philosophy.
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The power is given to someone to confiscate the wealth of every American, wealth in savings, investments and retirement funds.
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Where to begin with mental illness? I thought every adult at least knew a little about the problem and could relate in some way to the issue.
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Early on a piecemeal transformation, rooted in socialism, began in order to establish a utopian society. The English playwright and poet Oscar Wilde lauded a societal utopia
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