“Each one of us ought to try to leave brothers rather than money to our children, so as to leave greater assurances of blessings.”
Musonius Rufus was a first-century Stoic philosopher who, unusually for his era, wrote explicitly about marriage, parenthood, and the raising of children as central moral duties.
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