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Man is the measure of all things
Ancient Greece
Phraseologism: Man is the measure of all things.
Meaning: Phrase-slogan of humanism.
Origin: The words of the ancient Greek philosopher-sophist Protagoras (V century BC).
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And he came, the plebeian unknown!
Meaning:
About the career or creative growth of a hitherto unknown person, from whom it was difficult to expect such success.
Origin:
From the poem "V. G. Belinsky" (1854) by I. A. Nekrasov (1821-1877): "And he came, an obscure plebeian! // He did not spare either flatterers, // Neither scoundrels, nor idiots, // Neither in the mask of hot patriots // Well-meaning thieves!" |
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