John Fitzgerald Kennedy. (№ 320185)

Quote Explanation: Wrongly attributed to Dante Alighieri (for example, in the novel of Dan brown "Inferno"). In fact, these are the words of John Kennedy, which, in turn, once referred to Dante - but only in the sense of, referring to, most likely, those "pathetic soul that lived, not knowing neither fame nor disgrace of mortal Affairs" and therefore not allowed even in the abyss of Hell. Then saying Kennedy became pseudostate of Dante, which leads brown.