On the immortality of the soul: or, Quaestionum Tusculanarum, liber I. With notes and an appendixFlagg, Gould, & Newman, 1833 - 206 páginas |
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... was , that ' the gods only know whether it is better for a man to die than to live , for no man can know this . ' ' In so saying , ' adds Cicero , ' Socrates exhibits his own peculiarity , i . e . to affirm nothing ; OF CICERO . 79.
... was , that ' the gods only know whether it is better for a man to die than to live , for no man can know this . ' ' In so saying , ' adds Cicero , ' Socrates exhibits his own peculiarity , i . e . to affirm nothing ; OF CICERO . 79.
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... God which is enstamped upon the soul , can never be so obscured , but that some bright spot will now and then gleam through all the darkness by which it is surrounded . Cicero did not attain to a perspicuous and explicit statement of ...
... God which is enstamped upon the soul , can never be so obscured , but that some bright spot will now and then gleam through all the darkness by which it is surrounded . Cicero did not attain to a perspicuous and explicit statement of ...
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... gods ; which he did in consequence of doubts as to their real divinity , and in order to put their knowledge to the test . So Pindar ; but others say , it was be- cause he stole nectar and ambrosia from the table of the gods , and gave ...
... gods ; which he did in consequence of doubts as to their real divinity , and in order to put their knowledge to the test . So Pindar ; but others say , it was be- cause he stole nectar and ambrosia from the table of the gods , and gave ...
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... gods now existing and immortal , were once human beings . For all such , Cicero says , the funereal rites and ceremonies that are prac- tised , will exhibit sufficient proof , that renowned men and women are regarded , and have from ...
... gods now existing and immortal , were once human beings . For all such , Cicero says , the funereal rites and ceremonies that are prac- tised , will exhibit sufficient proof , that renowned men and women are regarded , and have from ...
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... gods of a higher kind , will be found to have gone from us to heaven . This is a very strik- ing passage ; and it casts great light over the whole field of heathen mythology . All the objects of Greek and Roman worship were then , after ...
... gods of a higher kind , will be found to have gone from us to heaven . This is a very strik- ing passage ; and it casts great light over the whole field of heathen mythology . All the objects of Greek and Roman worship were then , after ...
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Acheron Acherusia aliquid anima animi animo animorum animus apud argument Aristoxenus atque autem body carere Cato certe Cicero Cocytus corpore death Democritus Demosthenes Dicaearchus dicere dicis divine Empedocles enim Ennius eorum ergo Ernesti esset eternal etiam etsi evil existence gods Graeci Greek haec hanc heathen hominis igitur illa illi illud immortality ipse ipsi ipsum ista knowledge Lacedaemonius malis malum matter means ment mihi mind miseri miserum modo moral mors morte mortuos multi multo nature nemo neque nihil nisi nobis nunc omnes omni omnia omnino omnium Panaetius Phaedo Pherecydes of Syros philosopher Plato poet possit possumus post mortem potest primum Pythagoras quae quam Quamquam quia quibus quid quidem quod quoniam reason respect Roman Rome seems semper sensu shew sine sint Socrates soul sumus sunt tamen Theramenes things tibi tion vero videtur vitae
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