From the Greek Anthology 12.V

Drink and be merry; for what is to to-morrow or what the future? no man knows. Run not, labour not; as thou canst, give, share, consume, be mortal-minded; to be alive and not to be alive are no way at all apart. All life is such, only the turn of the scale, if thou art beforehand, it is thine, and if thou diest, all is another’s, and thou hast nothing.

– trans. by J. W. Mackail (1908)