Publisher's Synopsis
Publilii Syri Sententiae is a collection of moral sayings and aphorisms attributed to Publilius Syrus, a Syrian mime who lived in the 1st century BC. This edition, edited by Eduard Von Wölfflin, presents the surviving fragments of Publilius Syrus's wisdom, offering insights into Roman thought and values. The sententiae, or pithy statements, cover a range of topics, including virtue, fortune, love, and death.
Presented in Latin, this volume provides students and scholars of classical literature with a valuable resource for understanding Roman culture and the art of concise expression. The enduring appeal of Publilius Syrus's words lies in their universal themes and timeless relevance, making them a source of reflection and inspiration for readers across the centuries.
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