The result of this is, that old age is even more confident and courageous than youth.
Cicero: “The result of this is, that old age is even more confident and courageous than youth.”
Editor's note · Context
In his discussion of the advantages of old age, Cicero asserts that experience brings greater confidence and courage.
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