82 - How to Tell a Flatterer From a Friend

2024-03-01 · 31 min · episode 82 · 10 entities

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Link in episode "82 - How to Tell a Flatterer From a Friend": https://ralston.ac/humanities-ma

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mentioned Alex Petkas | Julius Caesar's Final 24 Hours person

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hosted by Alex Petkas | Julius Caesar's Final 24 Hours person

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mentioned Humanities Ma person

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Link in episode "82 - How to Tell a Flatterer From a Friend": https://ralston.ac/humanities-ma
references Humanities Ma person

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Link in episode "82 - How to Tell a Flatterer From a Friend": https://ralston.ac/humanities-ma

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mentioned Education concept

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mentioned Self-Improvement concept

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discusses Education concept

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discusses Self-Improvement concept

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Feed category: Self-Improvement

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mentioned History website

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discusses History website

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Check out Ralston College's FUNDED MA program: https://www.ralston.ac/humanities-ma ! ...Plutarch offers some advice on how to choose your friends, and how to be a good one. Examples include Alexander the Great, Cato, Carneades, Plato, Dionysius the Tyrant, and more. (Here depicted: the monument of Philopappus in Athens, to whom Plutarch's essay is dedicated)