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Cicero’s Tusculan Disputations

BOOK I
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Zeno wrangled.

Why need I mention Albutius?
Nothing could be more elegant or humane than Phaedrus; yet a sharp expression would disgust the old man.
Epicurus treated Aristotle with great contumely.

He foully slandered Phaedo, the disciple of Socrates.

He pelted Timocrates, the brother of his companion Metrodorus, with whole volumes, because he disagreed with him in some trifling point of philosophy.

He was ungrateful even to Democritus, whose follower he was; and his master Nausiphanes, from whom he learned nothing, had no better treatment from him.
XXXIV.


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