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How to know a flatterer from a friend (Annotated) (Humanities Collections Book 2) (English Edition) eBook : Plutarch, Lucius Mestrius: Amazon.com.mx: Tienda Kindle
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Plutarch, How to know a flatterer from a friend. Contents. 1. Self-esteem is the beginning of the flattery, irreligious practice par excellence. 2. The flatterer, this parasite of noble natures, is attentive to the dark side of fortune. 3. It is difficult to distinguish the highly skilled flatterer from the friend. 4.
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Introduction. Plutarch’s essay on flatterers is addressed to C. Julius Antiochus Philopappus, a descendant of the kings of Commagene, whose monument still stands on the Museum Hill at Athens. He was a patron of art and literature, and on friendly terms with Plutarch. a.
How to Tell a Flatterer only to help him; and ought not by hurting him to kill friendship, but to use the stinging word as a medicine which restores and preserves health in that to which it is applied.
How to Tell a Flatterer. as to be seen coming near where succulence and warmth are lacking, but where renown and power attend, there do they throng and thrive; but if a change come, they slink away quickly and are gone.
