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Certainly him who discovered truth and brought it to not , unless we also name it such in catamites , light and communicated it to all , not the truth through which they do and say in public whatwhich shows us how to live , but how to ...
Certainly him who discovered truth and brought it to not , unless we also name it such in catamites , light and communicated it to all , not the truth through which they do and say in public whatwhich shows us how to live , but how to ...
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But if these things are base , determine immeBut if you gape after externals , you must of necessity ramble diately : “ Where is the nature of evil and good ? and down in obedience to up It is where truth is : where truth is and where ...
But if these things are base , determine immeBut if you gape after externals , you must of necessity ramble diately : “ Where is the nature of evil and good ? and down in obedience to up It is where truth is : where truth is and where ...
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However , if it often happens , all things and the truth that is in itself . this kind of separation , it makes it difficult for 13. Suppose any man shall despise me . Let that which detaches itself to be brought to uni- him look to ...
However , if it often happens , all things and the truth that is in itself . this kind of separation , it makes it difficult for 13. Suppose any man shall despise me . Let that which detaches itself to be brought to uni- him look to ...
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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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