Cicero's Drei BÃ1/4cher Von Den Pflichten, presented here in German, offers readers access to Cicero's enduring treatise on moral philosophy. Known in Latin as "De Officiis," this work explores the principles of duty, virtue, and ethical conduct, providing guidance for individuals seeking to live a morally upright life. This edition, meticulously prepared, makes Cicero's wisdom accessible to a German-speaking audience. The text delves into themes of justice, honesty, courage, and wisdom, offering practical advice applicable to both public and private life. Cicero's reflections on moral responsibility remain relevant, providing insights into building a just and harmonious society. This edition preserves the essence of Cicero's philosophical insights, inviting contemporary readers to engage with the timeless questions of ethics and morality.

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