On Duties (Agora Editions)
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On Duties (Agora Editions)

by Marcus-Tullius-Cicero

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Marcus Tullius Cicero’s On Duties is a major work of classical moral and civic philosophy. It explores the nature of responsible conduct, ethical decision-making, and obligations to others, offering a lasting perspective on how individuals may approach personal and public life.

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On Duties presents a sustained examination of ethical conduct and the responsibilities of individuals.

Written by Marcus Tullius Cicero, the work belongs to the tradition of classical philosophical writing on morality and public life.

It considers how principles of duty can shape personal decisions, social relationships, and civic responsibility.

This Agora Editions volume offers readers access to a significant text in the history of Western thought.

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