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普鲁塔克:希腊罗马名人传·摘录 105
普鲁塔克《希腊罗马名人传》· Plutarch's Lives · 领导 · 认知 · 哲学 · 学习
There dwelt at that time in Pergamus, Athenodorus, surnamed Cordylio, a man of high repute for his knowledge of the stoic philosophy, who was now grown old, and had always steadily refused the friendship and acquaintance of princes and great men. Cato understood this; so that imagining he should not be able to prevail with him by sending or writing, and being by the laws allowed two months' absence from the army, he resolved to go into Asia to see him in person, trusting to his own good qualities not to lose his labor. And when he had conversed with him, and succeeded in persuading him out of his former resolutions, he returned and brought him to the camp, as joyful and as proud of this victory as if he had done some heroic exploit, greater than any of those of Pompey or Lucullus, who, with their armies, at that time were subduing so many nations and kingdoms.
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定位:Excerpt 105 · 核对日期:2026-10-19 · 核验:短摘录
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帕加马有位斯多葛哲学家阿特诺多罗斯,德高望重,年老且一贯拒绝权贵结交。加图得知后,认为写信无法打动他,便利用法律允许的两个月休假,亲自前往亚洲拜访。见面交谈后,成功说服他放弃旧念,带回军营。加图为此欣喜自豪,仿佛立下比庞培、卢库卢斯征服多国更大的功绩。
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