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... according to Nature the remainder which is allowed thee . " - M . ANTONINUS , Vii . 56 . LONDON : GEORGE BELL AND SONS , YORK STREET , COVENT GARDEN . 1888 . All rights reserved . LONDON : PRINTED BY WILLIAM CLOWES AND SONS , LIMITED.
... according to Nature the remainder which is allowed thee . " - M . ANTONINUS , Vii . 56 . LONDON : GEORGE BELL AND SONS , YORK STREET , COVENT GARDEN . 1888 . All rights reserved . LONDON : PRINTED BY WILLIAM CLOWES AND SONS , LIMITED.
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... according to nature is not pressed so hard by Rufus as by some Stoics , and he looks on a life which is conformable to nature as not very difficult ; but he admits that those who attempt philosophy have been trained from youth in great ...
... according to nature is not pressed so hard by Rufus as by some Stoics , and he looks on a life which is conformable to nature as not very difficult ; but he admits that those who attempt philosophy have been trained from youth in great ...
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... according to Nature results in a social , philanthropic and contented state of mind , joined to the most simple satisfaction of our necessary wants . We see his social and philanthropic dis- position in this that he opposes all ...
... according to Nature results in a social , philanthropic and contented state of mind , joined to the most simple satisfaction of our necessary wants . We see his social and philanthropic dis- position in this that he opposes all ...
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... according to his nature . Epictetus accordingly views that part of the Stoic teach- ing , named Physic or the Nature of things , also as sub- ordinate to his philosophy , which is purely Ethical . We ought to live according to Nature ...
... according to his nature . Epictetus accordingly views that part of the Stoic teach- ing , named Physic or the Nature of things , also as sub- ordinate to his philosophy , which is purely Ethical . We ought to live according to Nature ...
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... according to their several capacities : animals make use of appearances , but man only understands the use of appearances ( i . c . 6 ) .5 If a man cannot or does not make a right use of appearances , he approaches the nature of an ...
... according to their several capacities : animals make use of appearances , but man only understands the use of appearances ( i . c . 6 ) .5 If a man cannot or does not make a right use of appearances , he approaches the nature of an ...
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