Question of the day

[lanvalsqueen]

What does "Solamen miseris, socios habuisse doloris." mean? Oh and thumbs up to anyone who can tell me the famous play it comes from.

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[blckyoda]

it is a comfort to those in misery (or unfortunate) to have companions in woe (or sorrow)

and it is from marriage of wit and wisdom :)

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[lanvalsqueen]

correct on the first part and probably on the last but I was actually quoting it from a different story.

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[blckyoda]

HAHAHAHAHAHA...where is it from?