Great Books of the Western World, Band 12Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... turns round to what it was . Moreover all little sides of mirrors which possess a curvature resembling our side ... turn round and face us . Again you would think that idols step out and put down their foot at the same time with us ...
... turns round to what it was . Moreover all little sides of mirrors which possess a curvature resembling our side ... turn round and face us . Again you would think that idols step out and put down their foot at the same time with us ...
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... turn at a fixed time ; one of which may force the sun away from the summer signs so far as his midwinter turning - point and freez- ing cold , and the other may force him back from the freezing shades of cold as far as the heat - laden ...
... turn at a fixed time ; one of which may force the sun away from the summer signs so far as his midwinter turning - point and freez- ing cold , and the other may force him back from the freezing shades of cold as far as the heat - laden ...
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... Turn it and examine it . See , it does not bite . The poor body must be separated from the spirit either now or later , as it was separated from it before . Why , then , 1 Euripides , Fragments . 2 Plato , Phado , 78 . are you troubled ...
... Turn it and examine it . See , it does not bite . The poor body must be separated from the spirit either now or later , as it was separated from it before . Why , then , 1 Euripides , Fragments . 2 Plato , Phado , 78 . are you troubled ...
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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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