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... Cicero's De officiis I , xv , 48 , there is an admonition to return a favor even more liberally than the original giver has bestowed his benefit . Cicero turns to external nature for an illustra- tion of his precept , and speaks of the ...
... Cicero's De officiis I , xv , 48 , there is an admonition to return a favor even more liberally than the original giver has bestowed his benefit . Cicero turns to external nature for an illustra- tion of his precept , and speaks of the ...
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... Cicero makes this statement when he condemns selfish egocentrism : " Nonne videmus , quanta pertur- batio rerum ... Cicero is made without location but the original passage seems to be De finibus bonorum et malorum , II , 117 , where ...
... Cicero makes this statement when he condemns selfish egocentrism : " Nonne videmus , quanta pertur- batio rerum ... Cicero is made without location but the original passage seems to be De finibus bonorum et malorum , II , 117 , where ...
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... Cicero a passage ( De officiis , II , 63 ) in which the Roman philosopher notes that the ungrateful man makes himself a public enemy , especially of the poor and needy , by weakening the liberal tendencies of the well - disposed . It is ...
... Cicero a passage ( De officiis , II , 63 ) in which the Roman philosopher notes that the ungrateful man makes himself a public enemy , especially of the poor and needy , by weakening the liberal tendencies of the well - disposed . It is ...
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INGRATITUDE AND THE CLASSICAL FRIENDSHIP TRADI | 23 |
CHAPTER | 45 |
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