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Aussprüche Philipps von Makedonien #3 (30 Aufrufe)
Γραικύλος schrieb am 23.08.2026 um 00:14 Uhr (Zitieren)
Plutarch, Aussprüche von Königen und Feldherren (Moralia 177 C – 179 D):
10.
Of two brothers, Both [Ἀμφοτερός] and Each [Ἑκατερός], he observed that Each was sensible and practical, and Both was silly and foolish, and he remarked that Each was both and Both was neither [ἔφη τὸν μὲν Ἑκατερὸν ἁμφότερον εἶναι, τὸν δὲ Ἀμφοτερὸν οὐδέτερον].


16.
He recommended to his son that he associate with the Macedonians so as to win their favour, and thus acquire for himself influence with the masses while another was reigning and while it was possible for him to be humane.

Vgl. Plutarch, Ratschläge den Staat zu führen:

Those who are thus led to renown by the hand of others gain favour with many, and at the same time, if anything unpleasant happens, are less disliked; and that is why Philip advised Alexander to gain friends as long as he could while another man was king by having pleasant intercourse with others and maintaining friendly relations with them.

[Moralia 806 b]

[Plutarch: Moralia III. Ed. by Frank Cole Babbitt. Cambridge (Mass.)/London 72004, pp. 40-53]
 
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