L.C. BAKER
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NON ENIM TAM AUCTORITATIS IN DISPUTANDO QUAM RATIONIS MOMENTA QUA RENDA SUNT
L.C. BAKER
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To me, the quote means: Learn from others (i.e. authority), but do what you think is the right thing, not necessarily what others have taught you.
Don.........
To me it means:
In a dispute, we hope the resolution comes from the influence of reason rather than the power of authority.
(We make this decision because it is the right thing to do, not just because I'm in charge and I say so.)
I believe our government could find a lesson here.
DCMatt
Thanks for the interpretation. Do you think that it could mean:
What ever it is you are arguing about is not as important as each point you make during the argument?
Well... Maybe... I think the statement speaks to how an arugument is resovled but it does not minimize the argument or the result.
DCMatt
basically put in a rough context --let reason / justice settle the "right or wrong" of a dispute , not the "bosses" or powerbase just because they want it "their way" . --let reason rule men* not men rule over men without reason other than they want to be "in charge" for their own gain.
as close as I can come to a word for word - latin to rough English -translation *not as in fact as "power" in a dispute says it is , but rather ,as much as possible by reason which is the route we should take . -- ie think for yourself and do not be a "slave" to what those in "power" say is "right or wrong" since they might be in it for their own gain. --let reason rule.
How does the works of Cicero tie into Treasure Hunter? This I gotta read.
Don.......