Epokha Diadokhov V Pis’mennoy Traditsii 1.1

Epokha Diadokhov V Pis’mennoy Traditsii 1.1

Efremov Nikolay

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KS OmniScriptum Publishing
Año de edición:
2014
Materia
Filosofía occidental: antigua, hasta c. 500
ISBN:
9783659511103
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Ibo oni (diadokhi) byli stol’ doblestny i takoe vnushali k sebe pochtenie, chto kazhdogo iz nikh mozhno bylo prinyat’ za tsarya: vse oni byli tak krasivy i statny, stol’ko v nikh bylo moshchi i uma, chto tot, kto ikh ne znal, mog podumat’, chto zdes’ sobralsya luchshiy svet ne odnogo naroda, a vsego mira. I nikogda do togo vremeni Makedoniya, da i nikakoy drugoy narod ne proizvodili podobnogo sotsvetiya stol’ slavnykh muzhey; snachala Filipp, a zatem Aleksandr podbirali ikh s takim tshchaniem, chto, kazalos’, oni izbrany ne tol’ko kak soratniki, no skoree kak [vozmozhnye] priemniki ikh vlasti. Kto ne stanet divit’sya tomu, chto s takimi spodvizhnikami byl pobezhdyen ves’ mir, raz makedonskim voyskom komandovali ne prosto polkovodtsy, a tsari ? Nikogda i nigde ne nashlos’ by ravnykh im, esli by oni ne vstupili v bor’bu drug s drugom, i Makedoniya imela by mnogo Aleksandrov vmesto odnogo, esli by sud’ba ne pobudila ikh k sopernichestvu k doblesti na ikh vseobshchuyu pogibel’. Iust., XIII. 1, 10-15)

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