sollertia

“He substantiates his argument by resorting again to Plutarch, this time to the piece “On the Cleverness of the Beasts” (De sollertia animalium, in Moralia XII, 959A).”

THERIOPHILY

“Mind is not peculiar to man; rather, it is a necessary condition of sensation and perception, since the data of sense require “atten - tion” if they are to be registered (Plutarch, De sollertia animalium 961a).”

Dictionary of the History of Ideas

“Siue igitur famulantibus quibusdam prouidentiae diuinis spiritibus fatum exercetur seu anima seu tota inseruiente natura seu caelestibus siderum motibus seu angelica uirtute seu daemonum uaria sollertia seu aliquibus horum seu omnibus fatalis series texitur, illud certe manifestum est immobilem simplicemque gerendarum formam rerum esse prouidentiam, fatum uero eorum quae diuina simplicitas gerenda disposuit mobilem nexum atque ordinem temporalem.”

The Theological Tractates and The Consolation of Philosophy

“The comprehensive manual called _Strategematon_ (_sollertia ducum facta_) is intended for general reading among those who are interested in military matters.”

The History of Roman Literature From the earliest period to the death of Marcus Aurelius

“Tiresiam autem cur potissimum IVIenippus adhibere vitae regendae ducem desidcrarit, Homerus est in causa, qui posieris persuasit, illum vatem, qua praeditus erat inter vivos admirabili rerura sollertia, eandem apu-d inferos integram Proserpinae benefi — cio conservasse.”

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