- The
Tusculanae Dis****tiones (also
Tusculanae Quaestiones; English:
Tusculan Dis****tions) is a
series of five
books written by Cicero,
around 45 BC,...
- (About the Ends of
Goods and Evils) – a book on
ethics (45 BC)
Tusculanae Quaestiones (
Tusculanae Dis****tiones:
Questions debated at Tusculum) (45 BC) Translation...
- Laërtius 1925, § 100, etc. Stobaeus, 2.77. Cicero,
Tusculanae Quaestiones, iv. 6. Cicero,
Tusculanae Quaestiones, iv. 15. Laërtius 1925, § 102, 127. Laërtius...
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Lucian (1905), "3", How to
Write History Laërtius 1925, §38; Cicero,
Tusculanae Quaestiones, 5.32.; Plutarch, Alexander, 14, On Exile, 15; Dio Chrysostom...
- — Virgil,
Aeneis "Accipere quam
facere injuriam praestat." — Cicero,
Tusculanae Dis****tiones
Quoted from C.G. Jung,
Psychology and
Alchemy Quoted from...
-
written over the
course of
about one and a half months.
Together with the
Tusculanae Quaestiones written shortly afterwards and the Academica, De
finibus bonorum...
- read it in the
texts of Gr****
historian Diodorus Siculus, used it in his
Tusculanae Dis****tiones, 5. 61, by
which means it p****ed into the
European cultural...
- — Virgil,
Aeneis "Accipere quam
facere injuriam praestat." — Cicero,
Tusculanae Dis****tiones
Quoted from C.G. Jung,
Psychology and
Alchemy Quoted from...
-
Calcutta nil
admirari be
surprised at
nothing Or "nihil admirari". Cicero,
Tusculanae Dis****tiones (3,30), Horace,
Epistulae (1,6,1), and Seneca, Epistulae...
-
Cambridge University Press. pp. 75–76. ISBN 978-1-139-49709-1. Cicero,
Tusculanae Dis****tiones, 1.11
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