In both cases, the experience was considered as a “more or less living”, not wholly and fully. GREEK Philosophers, on the other hand, called the Ciceronian Latin Otium in the GREEK term σχολή (skholē) "leisure". In Athens, leisure was one of the marks of the Athenian gentleman: the time to do things right, ...
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