Erasmo de Roterdã
A Dutch theologian and philosopher, Desiderius Erasmus was the greatest Renaissance humanist, bridging classical wisdom and moral reform through satire and intellectual dialogue.
Frases de Erasmo de Roterdã
“Wherever you are, always look for a friend; nature has given us nothing so sweet that it cannot be shared. 🤝”
Amizade e Afeto “The most disadvantageous peace is better than the most just war.”
Pacifismo “The main hope of a nation lies in the proper education of its youth.”
Educação “No one is born human; one becomes human through education.”
Humanismo “In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king.”
Provérbio “Your greatest happiness is not being who you are, but what Folly makes you become.”
Sátira Social “The Christian religion is very near to a kind of madness and has very little to do with worldly wisdom.”
Religião e Crítica “The intelligent man is the one who knows how to be crazy at the right time.”
Comportamento “To have many friends is to have none.”
Reflexão Social “War is sweet to those who have never experienced it.”
Crítica à Guerra “A good part of the cure consists in wanting to be cured.”
Vontade e Saúde “Minds are like bodies: lack of exercise makes them sick.”
Intelectual “Careful reading of good books is a dialogue with the most brilliant minds of the past.”
Educação “To live is not merely to exist, but to be master of oneself.”
Autonomia “The height of folly is to wish to be wise in a world where everyone is mad.”
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