Happy is the man who has broken the chains which hurt the mind.
Meaning
Freedom from mental burdens brings happiness.
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About the author
(43 BCE–17/18 CE) was a Roman poet best known for his epic work "Metamorphoses," a collection of mythological stories. His poetry explores themes of transformation, love, and human nature. Ovid’s influence on Western literature and art is profound, inspiring countless writers and artists. His works remain widely studied and appreciated. Ovid’s legacy continues to shape classical literature and storytelling traditions.
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