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普鲁塔克:希腊罗马名人传·摘录 38
普鲁塔克《希腊罗马名人传》· Plutarch's Lives · 领导 · 人性 · 健康 · 认知
It looked strange, that a law, which had been carried so far against so many people, should be canceled again by the same man that made it; yet the present calamity and distress which Pericles labored under in his family broke through all objections, and prevailed with the Athenians to pity him, as one whose losses and misfortunes had sufficiently punished his former arrogance and haughtiness. His sufferings deserved, they thought, their pity, and even indignation, and his request was such as became a man to ask and men to grant; they gave him permission to enroll his son in the register of his fraternity, giving him his own name. This son afterward, after having defeated the Peloponnesians at Arginusae, was, with his fellow-generals, put to death by the people.
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定位:Excerpt 38 · 核对日期:2026-10-19 · 核验:短摘录
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看起来奇怪:一项如此严厉对付许多人的法律,竟由制定者本人取消;但伯里克利当时家庭遭受的灾难和痛苦打破了一切反对,使雅典人同情他,认为他的损失和不幸已充分惩罚了他先前的傲慢。他们觉得他的苦难值得怜悯甚至愤慨,而他的请求也合乎一个男人该求、人们该准的尺度;他们允许他把儿子登记进自己的兄弟会名册,并随他的名。这个儿子后来在阿吉纽西击败伯罗奔尼撒人,却与同僚将军一起被民众处死。
上下文
普鲁塔克《伯里克利传》中记述伯里克利晚年因私生子问题请求破例的段落,反映雅典法律与人情冲突。
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当你或他人因不幸而改变立场时,你会视为合理的通融,还是原则的妥协?
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