Plutarch. - New York (1970). 177 S. 8° |
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עמוד 117
109) is Plutarch's statement in Isis and Osiris ( LCL volume V ) . In that same
treatise, we learned of a balance between good and evil, wherein the principle of
good is superior (as in Osiris and Isis opposed to Typhon) but unable to rid the ...
109) is Plutarch's statement in Isis and Osiris ( LCL volume V ) . In that same
treatise, we learned of a balance between good and evil, wherein the principle of
good is superior (as in Osiris and Isis opposed to Typhon) but unable to rid the ...
עמוד 120
A happy life as well as a good life accrues to the man utilizing reason in his
actions. His most unqualified assertion to that effect comes in Isis and Osiris in
the Moralia (LCL volume V), when he says, "The fact is that nothing of man's
usual ...
A happy life as well as a good life accrues to the man utilizing reason in his
actions. His most unqualified assertion to that effect comes in Isis and Osiris in
the Moralia (LCL volume V), when he says, "The fact is that nothing of man's
usual ...
עמוד 121
10 His essay entitled How a Man May Become Aware of His Progress in Virtue (
Moralia, LCL volume I) is forthright in requiring a participatory response, for ". . .
the translating of our judgements into deeds, and not allowing our words to ...
10 His essay entitled How a Man May Become Aware of His Progress in Virtue (
Moralia, LCL volume I) is forthright in requiring a participatory response, for ". . .
the translating of our judgements into deeds, and not allowing our words to ...
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