Boécio
A 6th-century Roman philosopher and statesman, Boethius bridged classical wisdom and Christian thought, authoring the highly influential 'The Consolation of Philosophy.'
Frases de Boécio
“If fortune were stable, it would cease to be fortune.”
Reflexão Filosófica “A person is an individual substance of a rational nature.”
Definição Metafísica “In every adversity of fortune, the greatest unhappiness is to have been happy.”
Reflexão sobre Sofrimento “Whoever is proud of their security, Fortune will desert them.”
Aviso Filosófico “Music is part of us, and it either ennobles us or degrades us.”
Teoria da Arte “He who is fallen has no need to fear the fall.”
Estoicismo “Goodness is the end toward which all things tend.”
Teleologia “Nothing is miserable unless you think it so.”
Reflexão Psicológica “Eternity is the complete, simultaneous and perfect possession of everlasting life.”
Metafísica “If there is a God, where does evil come from? If there is not, where does good come from?”
Dilema Teológico “If you are master of yourself, you will possess what you will never wish to lose and what Fortune can never take from you.”
Filosófico “All fortune is certainly good to those who endure it with a steady mind.”
Reflexão Estóica “Whatever is done by reason must be proved by reason.”
Lógica “The beauty of things is fleeting and swift, more passing than the bloom of spring flowers.”
Reflexão “Nature is content with little; if you try to force abundance upon it, what you give will become unpleasant.”
Filosófico “No man is free who is a slave to his own pleasures.”
Ética “Most people judge happiness by the applause of the crowd.”
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