Julius Caesar 5.1 Discussion: Cassius’ Epicureanism

Julius Caesar 5.1 Discussion: Cassius’ Epicureanism

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Epicurus believed that gods exist but do not interfere in human lives, eliminating the need for sacrifices or omens. Cassius, however, begins to doubt this after witnessing strange bird behavior. The term 'epicure' today refers to someone with refined tastes, often misinterpreted as indulgence in sensual pleasures, which contradicts Epicurus' teachings. He advocated for intellectual pleasure and moderation as the path to true happiness.

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