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... important to notice throughout that his philosophy deals with temper , and not with conduct , or only with conduct so far as it is connected with temper . There are two treatises , on Anger and on Benefits , which refer more or less to ...
... important to notice throughout that his philosophy deals with temper , and not with conduct , or only with conduct so far as it is connected with temper . There are two treatises , on Anger and on Benefits , which refer more or less to ...
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... important that the retired sage should work in earnest at his own improvement and that of others , or he will waste his time on outward trifles , putting up buildings and pulling down , banking out the sea , and carrying water up- hill ...
... important that the retired sage should work in earnest at his own improvement and that of others , or he will waste his time on outward trifles , putting up buildings and pulling down , banking out the sea , and carrying water up- hill ...
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... important ques- tion how it is spent . Granted that life is important , it is easy to prove that it is more important for being short , and not difficult to maintain that it is too important to be wasted on any or all of the things for ...
... important ques- tion how it is spent . Granted that life is important , it is easy to prove that it is more important for being short , and not difficult to maintain that it is too important to be wasted on any or all of the things for ...
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... important chapter in Ro- man Stoicism than in Greek , because the Roman Stoic had , for the most part , a large household of slaves ; and it was a practical question whether he would treat them as members of his family , or keep them at ...
... important chapter in Ro- man Stoicism than in Greek , because the Roman Stoic had , for the most part , a large household of slaves ; and it was a practical question whether he would treat them as members of his family , or keep them at ...
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... important to a Roman , and Seneca's treatment of it is in consequence rather perverse . Aristotle and Nigidius Figulus are mixed up in equal measure . The classification of different sorts of " Nat . Quæst . " IV . xii . , xiii . The ...
... important to a Roman , and Seneca's treatment of it is in consequence rather perverse . Aristotle and Nigidius Figulus are mixed up in equal measure . The classification of different sorts of " Nat . Quæst . " IV . xii . , xiii . The ...
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