Great Books of the Western World, Band 12Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... slave in Rome of Epaphroditus , a freedman and courtier of Nero . While still a slave , Epictetus attended the lectures of the Stoic philosopher , Musonius Rufus , who , he records , " spoke in such fashion that each of us as he sat ...
... slave in Rome of Epaphroditus , a freedman and courtier of Nero . While still a slave , Epictetus attended the lectures of the Stoic philosopher , Musonius Rufus , who , he records , " spoke in such fashion that each of us as he sat ...
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... slave , " what else ought you to expect than blows ? For he says , " What , I a slave , I whose father was free , whose mother was free , I whom no man can purchase : I am also of sena- torial rank , and a friend of Cæsar , and I have ...
... slave , " what else ought you to expect than blows ? For he says , " What , I a slave , I whose father was free , whose mother was free , I whom no man can purchase : I am also of sena- torial rank , and a friend of Cæsar , and I have ...
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... slavery . Next , what does Thrasonides say ? " A worthless girl has enslaved me , me whom no enemy ever did . " Unhappy man , who are the slave even of a girl , and a worthless girl . Why then do you still call yourself free ? and why ...
... slavery . Next , what does Thrasonides say ? " A worthless girl has enslaved me , me whom no enemy ever did . " Unhappy man , who are the slave even of a girl , and a worthless girl . Why then do you still call yourself free ? and why ...
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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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