La philosophie doit tout dire
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| "[[La philosophie doit tout dire]]" ( ''[[Juliette (novel) |Juliette]]'' [1797] is a dictum by [[Marquis de Sade]]. | "[[La philosophie doit tout dire]]" ( ''[[Juliette (novel) |Juliette]]'' [1797] is a dictum by [[Marquis de Sade]]. | ||
| - | It fully reads "A quelque point qu'en frémissent les hommes, la philosophie doit tout dire." | + | It fully reads "A quelque point qu'en frémissent les hommes, la philosophie doit tout dire." An English translation reads "However much men may tremble, philosophy must say everything." |
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"La philosophie doit tout dire" ( Juliette [1797] is a dictum by Marquis de Sade.
It fully reads "A quelque point qu'en frémissent les hommes, la philosophie doit tout dire." An English translation reads "However much men may tremble, philosophy must say everything."
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