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De Amicitia, Scipio'S Dream eBook

by Cícero
language: english
Publisher: Double 9 Books, January of 2025 ‧
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De amicitia scipio's dream examines the idea of friendship as a moral bond rooted in virtue rather than convenience or personal gain. The work presents friendship as an essential element of a meaningful life, emphasizing loyalty, integrity, and shared ethical values. It reflects on loss and remembrance to introduce a deeper inquiry into why genuine connections endure beyond circumstance. Friendship is described as a relationship sustained by mutual respect, honesty, and goodwill, rejecting the notion that such bonds exist for advantage alone. The discussion highlights how true companionship offers stability during hardship and guidance during moral uncertainty. Wisdom, restraint, and character are shown as necessary qualities for maintaining lasting relationships, while impulsive or self-interested attachments are portrayed as fragile. Through reflective dialogue, the text explores trust, obligation, and emotional balance, suggesting that friendship flourishes when individuals are guided by virtue. Overall, the work encourages readers to view friendship as a shared ethical journey that strengthens personal character and enriches communal life.

De Amicitia, Scipio'S Dream

by Cícero

Property Description
ISBN: 9789376398102
Publisher: Double 9 Books
Release Date: January of 2025
Language: English
Format: eBook
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Categories: eBooks in English > Faith & Religion > Morality and Ethics
eBooks in English > Social Sciences and Humanities > Philosophy
EAN: 9789376398102
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Cícero

Marco Túlio Cícero, político, orador e escritor romano, nasceu em Arpinum em 106 a.C. e morreu em 43 a.C. , em Caieta. Foi um escritor fecundíssimo.

Lançou os princípios da arte oratória, e nas composições filosóficas criou uma língua latina nova, enriquecendo os seus concidadãos com uma multitude de ideias novas aprendidas dos gregos. Das suas obras salientam-se: Catilinárias, Filípicas, De Senectute, De amicitia.

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