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... virtus , since virtus a caritate volgi non abhorret ( 50 , l . 14 ) , hence they must not be confounded with the φίλιαι based on τὸ ἡδὺ and τὸ ὠφέλιμον which Aristotle so often discusses . These latter friendships Cicero refuses to deal ...
... virtus , since virtus a caritate volgi non abhorret ( 50 , l . 14 ) , hence they must not be confounded with the φίλιαι based on τὸ ἡδὺ and τὸ ὠφέλιμον which Aristotle so often discusses . These latter friendships Cicero refuses to deal ...
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... virtus amicitiam et gignit et continet . convenientia rerum : ' harmony in all things ' = consensio omnium rerum in 20 , p . 34 , 1. 2 . stabilitas ... constantia : see 62 , p . 47 , l . 31 ; 65 , p . 48 , 1. 26 . quae : virtus , not ...
... virtus amicitiam et gignit et continet . convenientia rerum : ' harmony in all things ' = consensio omnium rerum in 20 , p . 34 , 1. 2 . stabilitas ... constantia : see 62 , p . 47 , l . 31 ; 65 , p . 48 , 1. 26 . quae : virtus , not ...
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... virtus trahat ad verum decus . The last passage may help to defend illiciat , the reading of the best MSS , rejected by C. F. W. M. Cic . has just been mentioning ( § 49 ) the allurements of ordinary life , and now says that even these ...
... virtus trahat ad verum decus . The last passage may help to defend illiciat , the reading of the best MSS , rejected by C. F. W. M. Cic . has just been mentioning ( § 49 ) the allurements of ordinary life , and now says that even these ...
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