Great Books of the Western World, Band 12Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... evil . " Cæsar has condemned a person . " It is a thing beyond the power of the will , not an evil . " The man is afflicted at this . " Affliction is a thing which de- pends on the will : it is an evil . " He has borne the condemnation ...
... evil . " Cæsar has condemned a person . " It is a thing beyond the power of the will , not an evil . " The man is afflicted at this . " Affliction is a thing which de- pends on the will : it is an evil . " He has borne the condemnation ...
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... evil is something which must be added to it externally , and falsely add- ed . For this reason we must not get rid ... evil ? It is your own evil to make a bad defense : be on your guard against this only . But to be con- demned or not ...
... evil is something which must be added to it externally , and falsely add- ed . For this reason we must not get rid ... evil ? It is your own evil to make a bad defense : be on your guard against this only . But to be con- demned or not ...
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... evil to the things which are parts of herself , and to make them subject to evil and of necessity fall into evil , or have such results happened with- out her knowing it ? Both these suppositions , indeed , are incredible . But if a man ...
... evil to the things which are parts of herself , and to make them subject to evil and of necessity fall into evil , or have such results happened with- out her knowing it ? Both these suppositions , indeed , are incredible . But if a man ...
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On the Nature of Things Page | 1 |
The Discourses of Epictetus Page | 105 |
The Meditations of Marcus Aurelius Page | 253 |
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