Great Books of the Western World, Band 12Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... possess anything of the kind which Socrates possessed , who died as he did , who lived as he did , or anything such as Diogenes possessed ? Do you think that any one of such men wept or grieved , because he was not going to see a ...
... possess anything of the kind which Socrates possessed , who died as he did , who lived as he did , or anything such as Diogenes possessed ? Do you think that any one of such men wept or grieved , because he was not going to see a ...
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... possess , and whence it came , this which uses all others , and tries them , and selects and rejects . But so long as you employ yourself about externals you will possess them as no man else does ; but you will have this such as you ...
... possess , and whence it came , this which uses all others , and tries them , and selects and rejects . But so long as you employ yourself about externals you will possess them as no man else does ; but you will have this such as you ...
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... possess in place of riches : for if you possess nothing in place of them , you are miserable ; but if you have not the want of riches , know that you possess more than this man possesses and what is worth much more . Another man ...
... possess in place of riches : for if you possess nothing in place of them , you are miserable ; but if you have not the want of riches , know that you possess more than this man possesses and what is worth much more . Another man ...
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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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