On Obligations: De Officiis. Cicero
On.Obligations.De.Officiis.pdf
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On Obligations: De Officiis Cicero
Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA
(Walter Miller, transl.; Loeb Classical Edition; Latin/English parallel text). B.C.) attenuated the severity of the Ancient Stoà with eclectics ideas; Panetius and Posidonius were among his most famous philosopher. Harvard University Press, 1913. Feb 1, 2001 - Clerics, on the other hand, both secular and regular (i.e. De officiis (On Moral Duties), 1.11.33-1.13.41 11. Obligations: “pro religone primo, et pro studio secundo, plusquam pro aliis quibuscumque zealare…. Feb 23, 2007 - Many actions are indifferent, but if are done in the right way, they are called "convenient actions" or "duties". The so called "Media Stoà " (II-I C. Panetius gave value to the concept of "duty", and Cicero reproduced his thoughts in his "De Officiis" and in other writings. [viii] Cicero, De Officiis, I.33. Spiritualibus quoque exercitus intra claustrum, ut sunt scholae, collationes, sermones, officium divinum, et huiusmodi, libenter interesse.” De Officiis Ordinis, cap. For detail, see http://definitions.uslegal.com/s/summum-jus-summa-injuria/. Dec 11, 2013 - Badal here comes into play: the concept is broader than the English word for “revenge” as it can also be used to describe an obligation to good behavior in the future after one is treated well. Apr 19, 2012 - Source: Cicero, De officiis. The Canons Regular), had an obligation to acquire a modicum of learning both secular and divine in order to fulfill the functions of their office.
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