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an injury. he rather chose to forget it then to revenge it. The remedy for injuries [[deletion]] is [[/deletion]] to a great mind is oblivion. Adrianus had had a great many enemies when he was in private life, [[deletion]] which [[/deletion]] [[addition]] whose [[/addition]] injuries when he was made Emperor he so ^ [[addition]] much [[/addition]] neglected that ^ [[addition]] he said a certain many [[/addition]] who had been one of [[deletion]] capital [[/deletion]] [[addition]] his chief [[/addition]] enemies said: [[underline]] Evalisli [[addition]] you have now [[unclear]] [[/addition]] [[/underline]] That common saying, came to be a proverb, because it [[deletion]] is [[/deletion]] [[addition]] was [[/addition]] true: Friendship ought to be immortal but hatred mortal.
