The Thoughts of the Emperor M. Aurelius AntoninusG. Bell, 1901 - 216 pages |
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... kind of a thing it is in its substance , in its nudity , in its complete entirety , and tell thyself its proper name , and the names of the things of which it has been compounded , and into which it will be resolved . " Such an ...
... kind of a thing it is in its substance , in its nudity , in its complete entirety , and tell thyself its proper name , and the names of the things of which it has been compounded , and into which it will be resolved . " Such an ...
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... kind , but they are evidence of the struggles which even the noblest of the sons of men had to maintain against the hard realities of his daily life . A poor romark it is which I have seen somewhere , and made in a disparaging way ...
... kind , but they are evidence of the struggles which even the noblest of the sons of men had to maintain against the hard realities of his daily life . A poor romark it is which I have seen somewhere , and made in a disparaging way ...
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... kind in the Nature of Things . It is an everlasting con- tinuity . ( IV . 45 ; vII . 75. ) When Antoninus speaks of generation ( x . 26 ) , he speaks of one cause ( airía ) acting , and then another cause taking up the work , which the ...
... kind in the Nature of Things . It is an everlasting con- tinuity . ( IV . 45 ; vII . 75. ) When Antoninus speaks of generation ( x . 26 ) , he speaks of one cause ( airía ) acting , and then another cause taking up the work , which the ...
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... kind with that which is supreme in the universe . ( v . 21. ) So , as Plotinus says , the soul of man can only know the divine , so far as it knows itself . In one passage ( xI . 19 ) Antoninus speaks of a man's condemnation of himself ...
... kind with that which is supreme in the universe . ( v . 21. ) So , as Plotinus says , the soul of man can only know the divine , so far as it knows itself . In one passage ( xI . 19 ) Antoninus speaks of a man's condemnation of himself ...
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... kind of ignorance will never be admitted as a legal excuse , and ought not to be admitted as a full excuse in any way by society , there may be grievous injuries , such as it is in a man's power to forgive without harm to society ; and ...
... kind of ignorance will never be admitted as a legal excuse , and ought not to be admitted as a full excuse in any way by society , there may be grievous injuries , such as it is in a man's power to forgive without harm to society ; and ...
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