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Flattery and public influence in politics and court life
A speaker condemns flattery as a covert weapon against rulers and the people, detailing a type that flatters the masses with schemes such as agrarian reform and tax abolition. He warns of treasonous soft rhetoric that erodes reason, fosters distrust, and sways public opinion toward unstable policy amidst royal and republican settings.
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Philosopher
Lucifer
Arcana Imperii
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Revielf