Great Books of the Western World, Band 12Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... move at all ; for that which is the property of body , to let and hinder , would be present to all things at all times ; nothing therefore could go on , since no other thing would be the first to give way . But in fact throughout seas ...
... move at all ; for that which is the property of body , to let and hinder , would be present to all things at all times ; nothing therefore could go on , since no other thing would be the first to give way . But in fact throughout seas ...
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... move their pliant limbs , when in nimble wise they put out each pliant arm in turn and represent to the eyes over and over again an action with foot that moves in time ? Idols to wit are imbued with art and move about well - trained ...
... move their pliant limbs , when in nimble wise they put out each pliant arm in turn and represent to the eyes over and over again an action with foot that moves in time ? Idols to wit are imbued with art and move about well - trained ...
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... move toward a thing : or is it not so ? " It is my own act . " But to desire to move away from a thing , whose act is that ? This also is your act . “ What , then , if I have at- tempted to walk , suppose another should hin- der me ...
... move toward a thing : or is it not so ? " It is my own act . " But to desire to move away from a thing , whose act is that ? This also is your act . “ What , then , if I have at- tempted to walk , suppose another should hin- der me ...
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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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