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george long. CHAP . XX . THAT WE CAN DERIVE ADVANTAGE FROM ALL EXTERNAL THINGS • · PAGR 241 • XXI . AGAINST THOSE WHO READILY COME TO THE PROFES- SION OF SOPHISTS • · 244 • • . · XXII . ABOUT CYNISM • XXIII . TO THOSE WHO READ AND ...
george long. CHAP . XX . THAT WE CAN DERIVE ADVANTAGE FROM ALL EXTERNAL THINGS • · PAGR 241 • XXI . AGAINST THOSE WHO READILY COME TO THE PROFES- SION OF SOPHISTS • · 244 • • . · XXII . ABOUT CYNISM • XXIII . TO THOSE WHO READ AND ...
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... external . The rational power therefore leads us to acknowledge as good only that which is con- formable to reason , and to recognize as bad that which is not conformable to reason . The matter on which the good man labours is his ...
... external . The rational power therefore leads us to acknowledge as good only that which is con- formable to reason , and to recognize as bad that which is not conformable to reason . The matter on which the good man labours is his ...
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... external . Granted : a thing external has presented an appearance to a man , but the effect of the appearance would not be the same in all men , as we presume that it was not the same , as the story is told , in Polemon and his ...
... external . Granted : a thing external has presented an appearance to a man , but the effect of the appearance would not be the same in all men , as we presume that it was not the same , as the story is told , in Polemon and his ...
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... external things . Chry- sippus said : φαντασία ἐστὶ πάθος ἐν τῇ ψυχῇ γινόμενον , ἐνδεικνύμενον ÉAUTÓ TE Kal TO TETоIKÓS ( Plutarch , iv . c . 12 , De Placit . Philosoph . ) . • Compare Antoninus , ii . 3. Epictetus does not intend to ...
... external things . Chry- sippus said : φαντασία ἐστὶ πάθος ἐν τῇ ψυχῇ γινόμενον , ἐνδεικνύμενον ÉAUTÓ TE Kal TO TETоIKÓS ( Plutarch , iv . c . 12 , De Placit . Philosoph . ) . • Compare Antoninus , ii . 3. Epictetus does not intend to ...
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... external things , but we consider also The Spartan boys used to be whipped at the altar of Artemis Orthia till blood flowed abundantly , and sometimes till death ; but they never uttered even a groan ( Cicero , Tuscul . ii . 14 ; v . 27 ) ...
... external things , but we consider also The Spartan boys used to be whipped at the altar of Artemis Orthia till blood flowed abundantly , and sometimes till death ; but they never uttered even a groan ( Cicero , Tuscul . ii . 14 ; v . 27 ) ...
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