Gracián
Baltasar Gracián was a 17th-century Spanish Jesuit and baroque prose writer, renowned for his works on philosophy and ethics. His most famous book, 'The Art of Worldly Wisdom,' is a collection of maxims that provide insights into human nature and the complexities of life. Gracián's writing emphasizes the importance of prudence, wit, and the art of persuasion, and his influence can be seen across various fields, including literature, psychology, and political strategy.
Born on Jan 08, 1601 (424 years old)
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Gracián is mentioned for his assertion that exaggeration is a branch of lies.
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