Course: Anci-Pol-Tho
This course is a survey of Ancient Greek and Roman political theory, including texts from Thucydides, Plato, Aristotle, and Cicero.
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Here's what I think about Aristotle's Politics
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Cur post Tarentum ad Archytam? Cupiditates non Epicuri divisione finiebat, sed sua satietate. […] See MoreEx rebus enim timiditas
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Tum Quintus: Est plane, Piso, ut dicis, inquit. Non enim quaero quid verum, sed quid cuique dicendum sit. Atqui eorum nihil est eius generis, ut sit in fine atque extrerno bonorum. @teststudent See MoreTum Quintus
Quae cum praeponunt, ut sit aliqua rerum selectio, naturam videntur sequi; Quamquam ab iis philosophiam et omnes ingenuas disciplinas habemus; Primum quid tu dicis breve? Ego vero volo in virtute vim esse quam maximam; Nulla profecto est, quin suam See MoreQuae cum praeponunt
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Duo Reges: constructio interrete. Quid igitur, inquit, eos responsuros putas? Est autem etiam actio quaedam corporis, quae motus et status naturae congruentis tenet; Consequens enim est et post oritur, ut dixi. See MoreDuo Reges
Cur fortior sit, si illud, quod tute concedis, asperum et vix ferendum putabit? Longum est enim ad omnia respondere, quae a te dicta sunt. Quis negat? At ille non pertimuit saneque fidenter: Istis quidem ipsis verbis, inquit; De ingenio eius in his See MoreCur fortior sit
