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... edition ( 1807 ) contains the translator's last additions and alterations . There is an Introduction to this translation which contains a summary view of the Stoic philosophy for the purpose of explaining Epictetus ; and also there are ...
... edition ( 1807 ) contains the translator's last additions and alterations . There is an Introduction to this translation which contains a summary view of the Stoic philosophy for the purpose of explaining Epictetus ; and also there are ...
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... edition ) that the con- nexion of the discourse is sometimes obscure through the omission of some words which are necessary to indicate the connexion of the thoughts . The reader then will find that he cannot always understand Epictetus ...
... edition ) that the con- nexion of the discourse is sometimes obscure through the omission of some words which are necessary to indicate the connexion of the thoughts . The reader then will find that he cannot always understand Epictetus ...
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... edition of the Discourses , the Enchei- ridion , and the fragments is by J. Schweighaeuser in 6 vols . 8vo . This edition contains the commentary of Simplicius on the Encheiridion , and two volumes of useful notes on the Discourses ...
... edition of the Discourses , the Enchei- ridion , and the fragments is by J. Schweighaeuser in 6 vols . 8vo . This edition contains the commentary of Simplicius on the Encheiridion , and two volumes of useful notes on the Discourses ...
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... that he detected , and so there would be an edition revised by himself . Schweighaeuser has a note ( i . ch . 26 , 13 ) on the difficulties which we now find in the Discourses . B with the view of others reading them . Now ,
... that he detected , and so there would be an edition revised by himself . Schweighaeuser has a note ( i . ch . 26 , 13 ) on the difficulties which we now find in the Discourses . B with the view of others reading them . Now ,
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... edition . The difficulty , if there is any , is in the negative μή . 9 Milo of Croton , a great athlete . The conclusion is the same as in Horace , Epp . i . 1 , 28 , & c .: " Est quodam prodire tenus , si non datur ultra . " 1 ...
... edition . The difficulty , if there is any , is in the negative μή . 9 Milo of Croton , a great athlete . The conclusion is the same as in Horace , Epp . i . 1 , 28 , & c .: " Est quodam prodire tenus , si non datur ultra . " 1 ...
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