M. Tullii Ciceronis De Officiis Libri Tres: Item De Amicitia, De Senectvte ...
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Est eniin va* rius , et multiplex u&us amicitiae ; multaeque c^ussae saspicionum , offensionumque dantur » qnas tnm CTitare , tum eleyarc , tum ferre sa^ pientis est. Una illa snblevanda offensio est, ut et ?eritas in amicitia , et fides retineatur. Nam et monendi amici saepe sdnt , et obiurgandi ; et haec accipienda amice , quum bencvole fiunt.
b Sed , nescio quomodo , verum est , quod in Anilria famiraris meus dicit : f Ohseqnium amicos , veritas odium parii.
Molesta veritas ^ siquidem ex ea ...nascitur odium, ' quod est venenum amicitiae : sed obsequium juulto molestius ; quod peccjAtis indulgens , prae^ a Natura nihil soHtarium amat b An verum sit Terentianum illad : obsequiuni amicos^ Teritas O^um |»arit LAELITS, 8BT DS MTC. I47 eipiteni anticam ferri- sinit. Maxima atttem culpa in eo est , qui et Terilatem aspernainr , et in fraodem obsequio impellitnr. Omni igitnr hac in re habenda ratio, et% diligenlia est, primam ut monitio acerbitate ; deinde obiurgatio eontume* lia careat. In obsequio autem ( qoohiam Teren- tiano Terbo libenter utimnr ) comtta» Adsit ; a assentatio vitiorum adiutrix procal fmdveatar , qoae non modo amico , sed ne libere quidfcm dJgna est.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Est eniin va* rius , et multiplex u&us amicitiae ; multaeque c^ussae saspicionum , offensionumque dantur » qnas tnm CTitare , tum eleyarc , tum ferre sa^ pientis est. Una illa snblevanda offensio est, ut et ?eritas in amicitia , et fides retineatur. Nam et monendi amici saepe sdnt , et obiurgandi ; et haec accipienda amice , quum bencvole fiunt.
b Sed , nescio quomodo , verum est , quod in Anilria famiraris meus dicit : f Ohseqnium amicos , veritas odium parii.
Molesta veritas ^ siquidem ex ea ...nascitur odium, ' quod est venenum amicitiae : sed obsequium juulto molestius ; quod peccjAtis indulgens , prae^ a Natura nihil soHtarium amat b An verum sit Terentianum illad : obsequiuni amicos^ Teritas O^um |»arit LAELITS, 8BT DS MTC. I47 eipiteni anticam ferri- sinit. Maxima atttem culpa in eo est , qui et Terilatem aspernainr , et in fraodem obsequio impellitnr. Omni igitnr hac in re habenda ratio, et% diligenlia est, primam ut monitio acerbitate ; deinde obiurgatio eontume* lia careat. In obsequio autem ( qoohiam Teren- tiano Terbo libenter utimnr ) comtta» Adsit ; a assentatio vitiorum adiutrix procal fmdveatar , qoae non modo amico , sed ne libere quidfcm dJgna est.
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