Seneca · On the philosopher's seclusion
Letters 8.10
I recall that you yourself expressed this idea much more happily and concisely:
What Chance has made yours is not really yours.
And a third, spoken by you still more happily, shall not be omitted:
The good that could be given, can be removed.
I shall not charge this up to the expense account, because I have given it to you from your own stock. Farewell.
Seneca, Letters to Lucilius 8.10, translated by Richard Mott Gummere