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Ηθικά 14, About philopoly: On Dysopia: Of envy and hatred: On praising oneself ungratefully: On those who are slowly punished by the divine
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Ηθικά 14, About philopoly: On Dysopia: Of envy and hatred: On praising oneself ungratefully: On those who are slowly punished by the divine

Author: Ploutarchos

  • On Wealth-Love: The attachment to material goods. The "accumulative" wealth-love of the ant and the "aggressive" wealth-love of the beast. 
  • On Shyness: The psychological elements, the social...
  • On Wealth-Love: The attachment to material goods. The "accumulative" wealth-love of the ant and the "aggressive" wealth-love of the beast. 
  • On Shyness: The psychological elements, the social aspect, the moral component, and the ways to avoid the passion of excessive shyness and submissiveness to the annoyances of others. 
  • On Envy and Hatred:...
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  • Item Ancient Greek Literature
  • Number of pages Number of pages 326
  • Cover Cover Soft
  • Year of publication Year of publication 1995
  • Publisher Publisher Ekdoseis Kaktos
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  • On Wealth-Love: The attachment to material goods. The "accumulative" wealth-love of the ant and the "aggressive" wealth-love of the beast. 
  • On Shyness: The psychological elements, the social aspect, the moral component, and the ways to avoid the passion of excessive shyness and submissiveness to the annoyances of others. 
  • On Envy and Hatred: Similarities and differences between envy and hatred. Envy as an exclusively human passion, and always unjust. Cases of just hatred. 
  • On Praising Oneself Without Envy: How one can praise oneself without it being an expression of vanity and without offending others. 
  • On Those Slowly Punished by the Divine: Plutarch's important treatise on the delayed arrival of divine punishment. Why God often punishes the unjust act with a time delay, either in the person immediately responsible for it or in their descendants. The purpose of divine action.

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Author
Ploutarchos
Publisher
Ekdoseis Kaktos
Genre
Ancient Greek Literature
Subtitle
About philopoly: On Dysopia: Of envy and hatred: On praising oneself ungratefully: On those who are slowly punished by the divine
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
326
Release Date
-
Publication Date
1995
Dimensions
13x21 cm
Language
Greek
Original text
No
Translation
No
Bilingual edition
Yes
ISBN-13
9789603523581

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  • On Wealth-Love: The attachment to material goods. The "accumulative" wealth-love of the ant and the "aggressive" wealth-love of the beast. 
  • On Shyness: The psychological elements, the social aspect, the moral component, and the ways to avoid the passion of excessive shyness and submissiveness to the annoyances of others. 
  • On Envy and Hatred: Similarities and differences between envy and hatred. Envy as an exclusively human passion, and always unjust. Cases of just hatred. 
  • On Praising Oneself Without Envy: How one can praise oneself without it being an expression of vanity and without offending others. 
  • On Those Slowly Punished by the Divine: Plutarch's important treatise on the delayed arrival of divine punishment. Why God often punishes the unjust act with a time delay, either in the person immediately responsible for it or in their descendants. The purpose of divine action.

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Author
Ploutarchos
Publisher
Ekdoseis Kaktos
Genre
Ancient Greek Literature
Subtitle
About philopoly: On Dysopia: Of envy and hatred: On praising oneself ungratefully: On those who are slowly punished by the divine
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
326
Release Date
-
Publication Date
1995
Dimensions
13x21 cm
Language
Greek
Original text
No
Translation
No
Bilingual edition
Yes
ISBN-13
9789603523581

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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