Great Books of the Western World, Band 12Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... fathers ' seed like to the fathers . But those whom you see with a share of both forms , blending equally the features of the parents , grow from the union of the father's body and the mother's blood , when the mutual ardour of desire ...
... fathers ' seed like to the fathers . But those whom you see with a share of both forms , blending equally the features of the parents , grow from the union of the father's body and the mother's blood , when the mutual ardour of desire ...
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... father is gone , and brother and country , and everything . But shall I overlook my own good , in order that you may have it , and shall I give it up to you ? Why ? " I am your father . " But you are not my good . " I am your brother ...
... father is gone , and brother and country , and everything . But shall I overlook my own good , in order that you may have it , and shall I give it up to you ? Why ? " I am your father . " But you are not my good . " I am your brother ...
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... father gives me nothing . " But to say that this is an evil is something which must be added to it externally , and falsely add- ed . For this reason we must not get rid of pov- erty , but of the opinion about poverty , and then we ...
... father gives me nothing . " But to say that this is an evil is something which must be added to it externally , and falsely add- ed . For this reason we must not get rid of pov- erty , but of the opinion about poverty , and then we ...
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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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