O krajnostima dobra i zla
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- Author: Ciceron Marko Tulije
- Publisher: Veselin Masleša
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- Condition: Very good
- Code: 46607
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O krajnostima dobra i zla
Ciceron Marko Tulije
Summary
Marcus Tullius Cicero: On the extremes of good and evil
De finibus bonorum et malorum (on the extremes of good and evil) is a philosophical treatise written by the famous Roman orator Marcus Tullius Cicero.
The search for the "ultimate goal" - that is, what man should desire from life not as a means to another goal, but as the highest goal - is of exceptional importance in the ancient philosophers. It was believed that the choice of the true ultimate goal will give a person, a student of philosophy, a direction of movement in which he can get closer and closer to absolute virtue, that is, God.
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- Author: Ciceron Marko Tulije
- Publisher: Veselin Masleša
- Year of publication:1975
- Place of publication:Sarajevo
- Pages:258
- Dimensions:15x20 cm
- Script:Latin script
- Condition:Very good
- Binding:Hardcover with dust jacket
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