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Boethius: The Consolation of Philosophy
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#Bypass→Dialectic #Mythic-Encoding #Structural-Logic #Mediterranean/t-six 🌍
#Bypass→Dialectic #Mythic-Encoding #Structural-Logic #Mediterranean/t-six 🌍
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#Bypass→Dialectic #Mythic-Encoding #Structural-Logic #Mediterranean/t-six 🌍
《現代國際政治思想史論（上冊）》 書摘
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Page from book. "I grant that the human race, if this equipped would act in a scientific way--because temperance watching over it would not allow the absence of science to creep in and become our accomplice".
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A cosmic space scene of swirling blue and purple nebulae dotted with glowing orange and white stars. A translucent dark horizontal band across the middle holds light purple rounded lettering displaying a quote reading There are more things, Lucilius, likely to frighten us than there are to crush us; we suffer more often in imagination than in reality. -Seneca the Younger. The CivilSimian.com watermark appears faintly in the lower left corner.
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