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"The Characters of Theophrastus" offers a fascinating window into ancient Greek society through a series of insightful and often humorous character sketches. Theophrastus, a student of Aristotle, delves into human nature, exploring moral character and ethical theory with remarkable precision. This collection provides a compelling exploration of virtue and vice, offering timeless observations on the nuances of human behavior.
More than just a historical document, "The Characters" presents archetypes that resonate even today, revealing enduring truths about the human condition. Theophrastus's keen observations provide a unique perspective on ancient philosophy and offer valuable insights into the foundations of ethical thought. A cornerstone of classical literature, this volume provides a compelling glimpse into the moral landscape of the ancient world. This meticulously prepared print edition invites readers to engage with the wisdom of Theophrastus and consider the timeless relevance of his character studies.
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