Great Books of the Western World, Band 12Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... observe whenever the rays are let in and pour the sunlight through the dark chambers of houses : you will see many minute bodies in many ways through the apparent void mingle in the midst of the light of the rays , and as in never ...
... observe whenever the rays are let in and pour the sunlight through the dark chambers of houses : you will see many minute bodies in many ways through the apparent void mingle in the midst of the light of the rays , and as in never ...
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... observe our will , and so soon as we will does an image present itself to us , if sea , if earth , ay or heaven is what we wish ? Assemblies of men , a procession , feasts , battles , everything in short does nature at command produce ...
... observe our will , and so soon as we will does an image present itself to us , if sea , if earth , ay or heaven is what we wish ? Assemblies of men , a procession , feasts , battles , everything in short does nature at command produce ...
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... observe what you make the army become as far as it is in your power ; that if all imitate you , no man will dig a trench , no man will put a rampart round , nor keep watch , nor expose himself to danger , but will appear to be useless ...
... observe what you make the army become as far as it is in your power ; that if all imitate you , no man will dig a trench , no man will put a rampart round , nor keep watch , nor expose himself to danger , but will appear to be useless ...
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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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