 | Ulrich Wilcken, Eugene N. Borza - 1967 - 404 páginas
...of man. . . . Alexander inspired Zeno's vision of a world in which all men should be members one of another, citizens of one State without distinction...compulsion but only by their own willing consent or (as he put it) by Love. 7 When Tarn's critics attacked his Alexander as being too idealistic, he replied in... | |
 | Lucius Annaeus Seneca - 1968 - 278 páginas
...the vision of a world which should be a single oikoumene "in which all men should be members one of another, citizens of one state without distinction...institutions, subject only to and in harmony with a common law immanent in the universe, and united in one social Me not by compulsion but only by their... | |
 | W. W. Tarn - 1979 - 190 páginas
...labour. Above all, Alexander inspired Zeno's vision of a world in which all men should be members one of another, citizens of one State without distinction...and united in one social life not by compulsion but 1 See App. 25, v1, and pp. 116-7 ante. only by their own willing consent, or (as he put it) by Love.... | |
 | Strobe Talbott - 2008 - 505 páginas
...brotherhood of man. . . . Alexander inspired [the] vision of a world in which all men should be ... citizens of one State without distinction of race...compulsion but only by their own willing consent or [as he put it] by Love." 8. I am grateful to Yale classicist Donald Kagan for calling my attention to this... | |
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Above all, Alexander inspired Zeno's vision of a world in which all men should be members one of another, citizens of one State without distinction of race or institutions, subject only to and in harmony with the Common Law immanent in the Universe, and... 