Plutarco
Plutarch was an influential Greek historian and philosopher, renowned for his comparative biographies exploring the ethics, virtue, and character of ancient leaders.
Frases de Plutarco
“A man's character is not known by his great achievements, but by his small actions and words.”
Análise Ética “To learn to listen is the first step to learning well.”
Educação “The mind is not a vessel to be filled, but a fire to be kindled.”
Filosófico “He who does not have control over himself is not in a position to govern others.”
Liderança “Patience has more power than force.”
Reflexão Prática “Friendship is the spice that gives life its flavor.”
Humanista “Doing good to others is the best way of doing good to oneself.”
Altruísmo “A mistake committed in a moment of anger is often followed by a long regret.”
Comportamental “Courage is knowing what not to fear.”
Definição “Great men are capable of great errors, as well as great virtues.”
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