M. Tulli Ciceronis Laelius de amicitiaCambridge U.P., 1893 - 174 pages |
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... things sank into absolute insignificance , while the Peripatetics declared that they had a certain though infinitesimally small significance . Cicero generally takes the Peripatetic view , though with many leanings towards some of the ...
... things sank into absolute insignificance , while the Peripatetics declared that they had a certain though infinitesimally small significance . Cicero generally takes the Peripatetic view , though with many leanings towards some of the ...
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... thing than natural association . § 20 , 21. It means entire agree- ment coupled with kindliness and affection , and is the most glorious gift of the gods , though some misguided men prefer riches , pleasure , and the like . Virtue in ...
... thing than natural association . § 20 , 21. It means entire agree- ment coupled with kindliness and affection , and is the most glorious gift of the gods , though some misguided men prefer riches , pleasure , and the like . Virtue in ...
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... things in the future . §§ 42 , 43. When a friend takes to an unpatriotic course he ought to be abandoned ; if this were done , re- volutions would be impossible . § 44. Our first law for friend- ship is that honour must govern it , and ...
... things in the future . §§ 42 , 43. When a friend takes to an unpatriotic course he ought to be abandoned ; if this were done , re- volutions would be impossible . § 44. Our first law for friend- ship is that honour must govern it , and ...
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... things in common ; if one swerves from rectitude and endangers his life or reputation , the other should support him , if he can do so without incurring extreme disgrace . ' C. 4. d . § 62. Men are utterly careless in choosing friends ...
... things in common ; if one swerves from rectitude and endangers his life or reputation , the other should support him , if he can do so without incurring extreme disgrace . ' C. 4. d . § 62. Men are utterly careless in choosing friends ...
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... thing on whose value all men are agreed . §§ 87-89 . It is indeed a necessity of existence ; yet we do not allow this natural law its full force . §§ 89 , 90. We must be able to hear and tell the truth without offence . §§ 91-94 ...
... thing on whose value all men are agreed . §§ 87-89 . It is indeed a necessity of existence ; yet we do not allow this natural law its full force . §§ 89 , 90. We must be able to hear and tell the truth without offence . §§ 91-94 ...
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