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Strength as a Cardinal Virtue: Reflections on "Virtus".
We know the cardinal virtues, which were already praised by philosophers long before Christianity, notably by Plato and Aristotle: prudence, temperance, justice and fortitude.
In this Licorne (Unicorn) n°20, I suggest you examine this curious virtue: strength.
Sometimes referred to as "virtus", sometimes as "fortitudo", it seems to be the pivotal virtue of all the other virtues.
Sep 159 min read


Florence's Golden Hours 1/2
"In the spring, which suits this city so well that speaks to us of flowers, I decided to come from South America to finally realize an old dream: to reopen, with a group of apprentice philosophers, the Neoplatonic Academy of Marsilio Ficino."
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