Tusculanae Disputationes, Cicero, Marcus Tullius, creator; Pohlenz, M, 1872-1962, editor
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atque, ut muliebris amores omittam, quibus maiorem licentiam natura concessit, quis aut de
Ganymedi[*]ganumedi K nymedi G1 ganymedis Vrec
raptu dubitat, quid poëtae velint, aut non intellegit, quid apud Euripidem et loquatur et cupiat[*]Eurip. Chrysippo p. 632 N.
Laius? quid denique homines doctissimi et summi poë-
tae de se ipsis et carminibus edunt[*]edunt Lb. edant cf. praef.
et cantibus? fortis
vir in sua re p. cognitus quae de iuvenum amore scribit
Alcaeus! nam Anacreontis quidem tota poësis est amatoria. maxume vero omnium flagrasse amore Reginum
p.398
Ibycum apparet ex scriptis. Atque horum omnium
lubidinosos esse amores videmus: philosophi sumus
exorti, et[*]et ex G1
auctore quidem nostro Platone, quem non
iniuria Dicaearchus accusat, qui amori auctoritatem
tribueremus.
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Stoici vero et sapientem amaturum esse[*]St. fr. 3, 652
dicunt et amorem ipsum
"conatum amicitiae faciendae
ex pulchritudinis specie"
definiunt. qui si[*]qui si quin V quis est in
rerum natura sine sollicitudine, sine desiderio, sine
cura, sine suspirio, sit sane; vacat enim omni libidine;
haec autem de libidine oratio est. sin autem est aliquis
amor, ut est certe, qui nihil absit aut non multum ab insania, qualis in Leucadia est:
"si quidem sit quisquam[*]Turpil. 115
deus,
cui[*]cuii Ribb. ad V ego sim curae"
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