Great Books of the Western World, Band 12Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... receive stripes , and he will not receive his food : but if he shall hold the pot , he will not suffer anything hard or dis- agreeable . But to another man not only does the holding of a chamber pot appear intoler- able for himself ...
... receive stripes , and he will not receive his food : but if he shall hold the pot , he will not suffer anything hard or dis- agreeable . But to another man not only does the holding of a chamber pot appear intoler- able for himself ...
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... receive im- pressions from them , but we also select some- thing from them , and subtract something , and add , and ... received the faculty of sight ? But you may say , " There are some things disagreeable and troublesome in life ...
... receive im- pressions from them , but we also select some- thing from them , and subtract something , and add , and ... received the faculty of sight ? But you may say , " There are some things disagreeable and troublesome in life ...
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... receive it from yourself . " You say , " No , but I will have it from another . " Do not so : but receive it from yourself . Therefore when the tyrant threatens and calls me , I " Whom do you threaten ? " If he says , " I will put you ...
... receive it from yourself . " You say , " No , but I will have it from another . " Do not so : but receive it from yourself . Therefore when the tyrant threatens and calls me , I " Whom do you threaten ? " If he says , " I will put you ...
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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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