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Virgil - The Historian's Hut
Virgil (c. 70-19 BCE) “[R]ight and wrong are mixed up here, there’s so much warring everywhere, evil has so many faces, and there is no regard for the labours of the plough. Bereft of farmers, fields have run to a riot of weeds.” From Virgil’s Georgics (Book 1, approximately between lines 483-507), translated by Peter Fallon (The Gallery Press, 2004, and later Oxford World Classics, 2006, 2009). The post Virgil appeared first on The Historian's…
Good exhibits a collapse system. The rich countries continued to flee to their responsibilities, while the Global South falls into the consequences. Without funding, there will be no fair transition.
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