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... Give me then , Epic- tetus , one of your own daughters . Simplicius says ( Com- ment . c . 46 , p . 432 , ed . Schweigh . ) that Epictetus lived alone a long time . At last he took a woman into his house as a nurse for a child , which ...
... Give me then , Epic- tetus , one of your own daughters . Simplicius says ( Com- ment . c . 46 , p . 432 , ed . Schweigh . ) that Epictetus lived alone a long time . At last he took a woman into his house as a nurse for a child , which ...
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george long. cordingly he views philosophy as a spiritual medicine , and gives more weight to the practice or exercise of ... give a religious education . that he views marriage not only as the sole right XX THE PHILOSOPHY OF EPICTETUS .
george long. cordingly he views philosophy as a spiritual medicine , and gives more weight to the practice or exercise of ... give a religious education . that he views marriage not only as the sole right XX THE PHILOSOPHY OF EPICTETUS .
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... give the signal and release you from this service , then go to Him ; but for the present . endure to dwell in this place where He has put you - wait then , do not depart without a reason . " He gives the ex-- ample of Socrates , who ...
... give the signal and release you from this service , then go to Him ; but for the present . endure to dwell in this place where He has put you - wait then , do not depart without a reason . " He gives the ex-- ample of Socrates , who ...
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... give to the powers named intellectual . The second part of this last quotation from Epictetus relates to the Will , by which I mean , and I suppose that he means , the wish and the intention and the attempt to do something particular ...
... give to the powers named intellectual . The second part of this last quotation from Epictetus relates to the Will , by which I mean , and I suppose that he means , the wish and the intention and the attempt to do something particular ...
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... world ? Did not God introduce you here , did he not show you the light , did he not give you fellow workers , and perception and reason ? and as whom did he introduce you here ? did he not introduce THE PHILOSOPHY OF EPICTETUS . xli.
... world ? Did not God introduce you here , did he not show you the light , did he not give you fellow workers , and perception and reason ? and as whom did he introduce you here ? did he not introduce THE PHILOSOPHY OF EPICTETUS . xli.
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