Cicero

Virtue’s Inherent Value Beyond External Recognition

This principle, though clearly articulated by Cicero, echoes earlier traditions. Socrates, for example, argued in Plato’s 'Gorgias' and 'Republic' that justice and temperance benefit the soul of the doer regardless of the world’s response. Cicero’s Roman take builds on the Greek focus on inner moral development, highlighting how ancient philosophies consistently valued the integrity found in acting rightly for its own sake. [...]

The Greatest Gift of Life Is the Ability to Think for Yourself - Cicero

Thinking for oneself leads to personal development. By critically assessing situations and making informed decisions, individuals gain wisdom and maturity. [...]

As Long as There Is Life, There Is Hope - Cicero

Cicero, a Roman statesman and philosopher, reflects a Stoic belief in resilience and the enduring nature of human spirit, tying life inherently to the concept of hope. [...]