Una nota a Petron., Sat. XLV 3
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https://doi.org/10.3989/emerita.1990.v58.i2.540Abstract
Petronius’ sentence ubique medius caelus est could be read as something more than a standard gnomic definition. Considering that philosophical language often falls into common sentences. Petronius’ proverb can be regarded as a popular reading of the cosmopolite prescription of a widely spread ethical thought about man’s indifference to external events.
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