Étienne de La Boétie (Aussprache: [etjɛn də la bɔeˈsi] ; okzitanisch: Esteve de La Boetiá; * 1. November 1530 in Sarlat; † 18. August 1563 in Germignan) war ein französischer Hoher Richter, Gelegenheitsautor und enger Freund von Michel de Montaigne.
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Poor, wretched, and stupid peoples, nations determined on your own misfortune and blind to your own good!
The good seed that nature plants in us is so slight and so slippery that it cannot withstand the least harm from wrong nourishment.
The dictator does not consider his power firmly established until he has reached the point where there is no man under him who is of any worth. ...
The mob has always behaved in this way—eagerly open to bribes that cannot be honorably accepted, and dissolutely callous to degradation and insult that cannot be honorably endured.
Friendship ... flourishes not so much by kindnesses as by sincerity.
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