プルタルコス『神罰の遅れについて』
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- APAプルタルコス. (n.d.). プルタルコス『神罰の遅れについて』. SigPhi. https://sigphiai.com/ja/works/plutarch/plutarch-on-the-delay-of-the-divine-justice
- MLAプルタルコス. "プルタルコス『神罰の遅れについて』." SigPhi, https://sigphiai.com/ja/works/plutarch/plutarch-on-the-delay-of-the-divine-justice.
- Chicagoプルタルコス. プルタルコス『神罰の遅れについて』. SigPhi. https://sigphiai.com/ja/works/plutarch/plutarch-on-the-delay-of-the-divine-justice.
何についての本か
『神罰の遅れについて』。悪人はなぜ栄えるのか。
背景と歴史
神義論で最も古い問いを、デルフォイの神官が落ち着いて扱っている。プルタルコスの答えは、罰は内側にあり、見た目より早く来る、というものである。エマソンはこれを丹念に読み、それは彼の文章に出ている。
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Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive) with _underscores_. In the main body of the text, words in mixed case and all cap small caps are in capital letters. A Table of Contents has been added by the transcriber. Synopsis. Introduction. Plutarch on the Delay of the Divine Justice. Index. A complete list of corrections as well as other notes follows the text. PLUTARCH ON THE DELAY OF THE DIVINE JUSTICE. TRANSLATED WITH AN INTRODUCTION AND NOTES. BY ANDREW P. PEABODY. BOSTON: LITTLE, BROWN, AND COMPANY. 1885. _Copyright, 1885_, By Andrew P. Peabody. University Press: John Wilson and Son, Cambridge. SYNOPSIS. § 1. The dialogue opens with comments on the cavils against the Divine Providence by a person who is supposed to have just departed. 2. The alleged encouragement to the guilty by the delay of punishment, while the sufferers by the guilt of others are disheartened by failing to see the wrong-doers duly punished. 3. The guilty themselves, it is said, do not recognize punishment when it comes late, but think it mere misfortune. 4. Plutarch answers the objections to the course of Providence. In the first place, man must not be too confident of his ability to pass judgment on things divine. There are many things in human legislation undoubtedly reasonable, yet with no obvious reason. How much more in the administration of the universe by the Supreme Being! 5.…