Assertion: effeminacy | /r/HasProperty | malakia
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Source sentences:
text: "One who is deficient in resistance to pains that most men withstand with success, is soft (MALAKOS) or luxurious (for Luxury is a kind of Softness (MALAKIA); such a man lets his cloak trail on the ground to escape the fatigue and trouble of lifting it, or feigns sickness, not seeing that to counterfeit misery is to be miserable.
text: In respect of savagery and hardness or, on the other hand, of softness (MALAKIAS) and gentleness".
text: In a passage of the famous Funeral Oration that Thucydides placed in his mouth, Pericles is translated by Crawley as saying that the Athenians "cultivate refinement without extravagance and knowledge without effeminacy (malakia)".
text: "One who is deficient in resistance to pains that most men withstand with success, is soft (MALAKOS) or luxurious (for Luxury is a kind of Softness (MALAKIA); such a man lets his cloak trail on the ground to escape the fatigue and trouble of lifting it, or feigns sickness, not seeing that to counterfeit misery is to be miserable.
text: He writes that "Cowardice is accompanied by softness (malakia), unmanliness, faint-heartedness.
text: It was also a concomitant of uncontrol: "The concomitants of uncontrol are softness (malakia) and negligence.
text: He writes that "Cowardice is accompanied by softness (malakia), unmanliness, faint-heartedness.
text: It was also a concomitant of uncontrol: "The concomitants of uncontrol are softness (malakia) and negligence.
text: In respect of savagery and hardness or, on the other hand, of softness (MALAKIAS) and gentleness".
text: Pericles in his famous Funeral Oration said that the Athenians "cultivate… knowledge without effeminacy (malakia)".