This quotation, which I love, belongs to Seneca the Younger. He was a Roman stoic philosopher, writer, dramatist and statesman who lived from 4 - 65 AD. (I have been called a stoic once or twice.) When reading the following, you could substitute the word unhappy for poor.
That man is poor, not he who has little, but he who wants more.
- - Seneca
o.o
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