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... translated by Will is poaipeous , which is literally a ' preference , ' a choice of one thing before another , or before any other thing ; a description which is sufficiently intelligible . " · 7 H. Stephanus in his Greek Lexicon ( s ...
... translated by Will is poaipeous , which is literally a ' preference , ' a choice of one thing before another , or before any other thing ; a description which is sufficiently intelligible . " · 7 H. Stephanus in his Greek Lexicon ( s ...
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... translated by Voluntas ; but , he adds , it has a wider meaning than is generally given to the Latin word , and it comprehends the intellect with the will , and all the active powers of the mind which we sometimes designate by the ...
... translated by Voluntas ; but , he adds , it has a wider meaning than is generally given to the Latin word , and it comprehends the intellect with the will , and all the active powers of the mind which we sometimes designate by the ...
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... translated “ happiness . ” The notion is that of " flowing easily , " as Seneca ( Epp . 120 ) explains it : " beata vita , secundo defluens cursu . ' " 9 2 UTEρTÉOELTαL . The Latin translation is : " in futurum tempus rejicit . " Wolf ...
... translated “ happiness . ” The notion is that of " flowing easily , " as Seneca ( Epp . 120 ) explains it : " beata vita , secundo defluens cursu . ' " 9 2 UTEρTÉOELTαL . The Latin translation is : " in futurum tempus rejicit . " Wolf ...
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... translated the title Of the Use of Convertible and Hypothetical Propositions and the like . ' But " convertible " might be understood in the common logical sense , which is not the meaning of Epictetus . Schweighaeuser explains ...
... translated the title Of the Use of Convertible and Hypothetical Propositions and the like . ' But " convertible " might be understood in the common logical sense , which is not the meaning of Epictetus . Schweighaeuser explains ...
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... translated Praecognita by John Smith , Select Discourses , p . 4. Cicero says ( Topica , 7 ) : " Notionem appello quod Graeci tum ἔννοιαν , tum πρόληψιν dicunt . Ea est insita et ante percepta cujusque formae cognitio , enodationis ...
... translated Praecognita by John Smith , Select Discourses , p . 4. Cicero says ( Topica , 7 ) : " Notionem appello quod Graeci tum ἔννοιαν , tum πρόληψιν dicunt . Ea est insita et ante percepta cujusque formae cognitio , enodationis ...
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