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What would Marcus Aurelius tell me when I keep getting angry at other people?
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Copy the prompt below. Your assistant should help connect Hermitsh, then use the library to search exact passages, cite source links, compare authors, build reading paths, and answer from the actual works.
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A good answer should include exact work or passage URLs, such as https://cicero.hermitsh.ai/en/works/de-re-publica/#sec-43. If it gives only a general citation, ask it to retrieve the passage and include the Hermitsh URL.
The assistant can answer in a Cicero-inspired or author-inspired voice, but the evidence still comes from retrieved passages. It should say when it is interpreting beyond the source text.
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