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1090 ] If you well apprehend and keep in For no doubt it must be conceded that many mind these things , nature free at once and rid bodies ebb away and withdraw from things ; of her haughty lords is seen to do all things but still more ...
1090 ] If you well apprehend and keep in For no doubt it must be conceded that many mind these things , nature free at once and rid bodies ebb away and withdraw from things ; of her haughty lords is seen to do all things but still more ...
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When we to intrust him to than yourself : keep him for act gluttonously , when we act lewdly , when me such as he is by nature , modest , faithful , we act rashly , filthily , inconsiderately ...
When we to intrust him to than yourself : keep him for act gluttonously , when we act lewdly , when me such as he is by nature , modest , faithful , we act rashly , filthily , inconsiderately ...
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For neither do you are subjected , you are hindered , you are com- say that a man is industrious if he keeps pelled , you are entirely in the power of others . awake for a girl ; nor do I. But if he does it But keep the words of ...
For neither do you are subjected , you are hindered , you are com- say that a man is industrious if he keeps pelled , you are entirely in the power of others . awake for a girl ; nor do I. But if he does it But keep the words of ...
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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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