Great Books of the Western World, Band 12Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... exercise himself and then take the cold bath- " let us go and take our exercise . " After he had taken his exercise , one comes and tells him , “ You have been condemned . " " To banishment , " he replies , " or to death ? " " To ...
... exercise himself and then take the cold bath- " let us go and take our exercise . " After he had taken his exercise , one comes and tells him , “ You have been condemned . " " To banishment , " he replies , " or to death ? " " To ...
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... exercise and in making jumps . self in one place , and progress toward it in another . " Where then is progress ? If any of you , with- drawing himself from externals , turns to his own will to exercise it and to improve it by labour ...
... exercise and in making jumps . self in one place , and progress toward it in another . " Where then is progress ? If any of you , with- drawing himself from externals , turns to his own will to exercise it and to improve it by labour ...
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... exercise We ought not to make our exercises consist in means contrary to nature and adapted to cause admiration , for , if we do so , we , who call our- selves philosophers , shall not differ at all from jugglers . For it is difficult ...
... exercise We ought not to make our exercises consist in means contrary to nature and adapted to cause admiration , for , if we do so , we , who call our- selves philosophers , shall not differ at all from jugglers . For it is difficult ...
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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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