Ancient Rome
-Which Roman philosopher said: "To err is human."

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Seneca the Younger wrote, "To err is human, but to persist in error (out of pride) is diabolical." Seneca the Younger (who was the son of Seneca the Elder, also a philosopher) was a contemporary of the Roman Emperor Nero, to whom he was also a teacher and advisor. Nero later believed Seneca to be involved in a conspiracy against him and commanded him to commit suicide, which he did.

Ancient Rome -Which Roman Philosopher Said: "To Err Is Human