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... FEAR WANT 248 . • . • 264 270 • • · 287 · • 289 BOOK IV . I. ABOUT FREEDOM .295- THINGS TRANQUILLITY II . OF FAMILIAR INTIMACY III . WHAT THINGS WE SHOULD EXCHANGE FOR OTHER IV . TO THOSE WHO ARE DESIROUS OF PASSING LIFE IN V. AGAINST ...
... FEAR WANT 248 . • . • 264 270 • • · 287 · • 289 BOOK IV . I. ABOUT FREEDOM .295- THINGS TRANQUILLITY II . OF FAMILIAR INTIMACY III . WHAT THINGS WE SHOULD EXCHANGE FOR OTHER IV . TO THOSE WHO ARE DESIROUS OF PASSING LIFE IN V. AGAINST ...
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... happens among men ? -when you have God for your maker , and father , and guardian , shall not this release us from sorrows and fears ? " In this chapter also is a supposed address of Epictetus THE PHILOSOPHY OF EPICTETUS . XXV.
... happens among men ? -when you have God for your maker , and father , and guardian , shall not this release us from sorrows and fears ? " In this chapter also is a supposed address of Epictetus THE PHILOSOPHY OF EPICTETUS . XXV.
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... fear of death : but now we do the contrary , and employ against death the attempt to escape ; and to our opinion about it we employ carelessness , rashness and indifference " ( ii . c . 1 ) . For the purification of the soul and ...
... fear of death : but now we do the contrary , and employ against death the attempt to escape ; and to our opinion about it we employ carelessness , rashness and indifference " ( ii . c . 1 ) . For the purification of the soul and ...
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... fear , which the philosopher readily gave . He took out of his bag a work of Epictetus , the fifth book of his discourses in which was the following passage ( Frag . clxxx . ) : The affects of the mind ( visa animi ) , which ...
... fear , which the philosopher readily gave . He took out of his bag a work of Epictetus , the fifth book of his discourses in which was the following passage ( Frag . clxxx . ) : The affects of the mind ( visa animi ) , which ...
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... fear , and are hard to bear . Because ( God says ) I could not save you from them , I have armed your minds against all . " This is the answer to those who imagine that they have disproved the common assertion of the omnipotence of God ...
... fear , and are hard to bear . Because ( God says ) I could not save you from them , I have armed your minds against all . " This is the answer to those who imagine that they have disproved the common assertion of the omnipotence of God ...
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