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Page xiii
... course of the summer of B.C. 44 ; during the same period he composed the essays de senectute , de amicitia , de divinatione , 1 See n . to I§ 155 1. 18 . CIC . de Off . b de fato ( which exists only in a mutilated form INTRODUCTION ...
... course of the summer of B.C. 44 ; during the same period he composed the essays de senectute , de amicitia , de divinatione , 1 See n . to I§ 155 1. 18 . CIC . de Off . b de fato ( which exists only in a mutilated form INTRODUCTION ...
Page xiv
... same treatise and we learn from his letter1 , that he had then completed the two first books and was engaged upon the third . The whole most probably appeared before the close of the year . This supposition is confirmed by the many ...
... same treatise and we learn from his letter1 , that he had then completed the two first books and was engaged upon the third . The whole most probably appeared before the close of the year . This supposition is confirmed by the many ...
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... same time that man's natural inclination is rather to a life of public activity than of study , for knowledge is defective and incomplete unless it be made to serve some useful end " . The aim of all Philosophy is with him to ascertain ...
... same time that man's natural inclination is rather to a life of public activity than of study , for knowledge is defective and incomplete unless it be made to serve some useful end " . The aim of all Philosophy is with him to ascertain ...
Page xxi
... same as that of animals . Had the Stoics stopped with the principle that the acquisition of what is necessary for self - preservation was the highest good , they would have arrived at that unlimited egoism which meets us everywhere in ...
... same as that of animals . Had the Stoics stopped with the principle that the acquisition of what is necessary for self - preservation was the highest good , they would have arrived at that unlimited egoism which meets us everywhere in ...
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... same contrast between intermediate and perfect duties 21 was employed by the Stoics also in another way . The object of duty is partly to realize virtue , partly to keep to such things as are agreeable to nature and to avoid those which ...
... same contrast between intermediate and perfect duties 21 was employed by the Stoics also in another way . The object of duty is partly to realize virtue , partly to keep to such things as are agreeable to nature and to avoid those which ...
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