A passage from Cato the Younger

Cato the Younger, Reported by Seneca On Providence 2.10

Cato did not survive freedom, nor did freedom survive Cato.
Cato the Younger·Reported by Seneca·On Providence 2.10·trans. Aubrey Stewart
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