Great Books of the Western World, Band 12Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... means of blocks of pulleys and tread - wheels a ma- chine stirs many things of great weight and raises them up with slight effort . 907 ] Now by what means yon sleep lets a stream of repose over the limbs and dispels from the breast the ...
... means of blocks of pulleys and tread - wheels a ma- chine stirs many things of great weight and raises them up with slight effort . 907 ] Now by what means yon sleep lets a stream of repose over the limbs and dispels from the breast the ...
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... means of exer- cise , and seek to introduce a lion from some place into his country , and a boar and a hy- dra ? " This would be folly and madness : but as they did exist , and were found , they were useful for showing what Hercules was ...
... means of exer- cise , and seek to introduce a lion from some place into his country , and a boar and a hy- dra ? " This would be folly and madness : but as they did exist , and were found , they were useful for showing what Hercules was ...
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... means . " Well then ; can you tell me to whom you intrust your gold or silver things or your vestments ? " I don't in- trust even these to any one indifferently . " Well ; your own body , have you already con- sidered about intrusting ...
... means . " Well then ; can you tell me to whom you intrust your gold or silver things or your vestments ? " I don't in- trust even these to any one indifferently . " Well ; your own body , have you already con- sidered about intrusting ...
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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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