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On Obligations by Cicero, translated by P.G. Walsh — WisdomDeck honest review
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On Obligations

by Cicero, translated by P.G. Walsh

The Oxford translation of De Officiis with full notes: the same text as On Duties, rendered for study. For readers wanting apparatus.

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  1. Four cardinal virtues.
  2. Decorum is fitting conduct.
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De Officiis annotated.

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