The Discourses of Epictetus: With the Encheiridion and Fragments

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Against those who eagerly seek Preferment at
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Of Natural Affection
37
XII
41
That the Deity oversees All Things
46
What Philosophy promises
49
XVI
50
That the Logical Art is necessary
52
That we ought not to be Angry with the Errors Faults of others
55
How we should behave to Tyrants
60
About Eeason and how it contemplates itself
63
Against those who wish to be Admired
66
HOW WE SHOULD STRUGGLE WITH CIRCUMSTANCES
70
On the same
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What is the Law of Life
77
In how many ways Appearances exist and what Aids we should provide against them
80
That we ought not to be Angry with Men and what are the small and the great things among Men
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XXIX On Constancy or Firmness
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What we ought to have ready in Difficult Circumstances
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BOOK II
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Of Tranquillity Freedom from Perturbation
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TO THOSE WHO RECOMMEND PERSONS TO PHILOSOPHERS
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Against a Person who had once been detected in Adultery
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How Magnanimity is consistent with Care
108
Of Indifference
112
How we ought to use Divination 110
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What is the Nature ? ovalsof the Good
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That when we cannot fulfil that which the Character of a Man promises we assume the Character of a Philosopher
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HOW WE SHOULD STRUGGLE AGAINST APPEARANCES
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Against those who embrace Philosophical Opinions only in Words J 02
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IX Against the Epicureans and Academics
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Of Friendship
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On the Power of Speaking
182
To or against a Person who was one of those
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BOOK III
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In what a Man ought to be exercised who
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Against a Person who showed his Partizanship
207
To the Administrator of the Free Cities
213
In what Manner we ought to bear Sickness
222
What Solitude is and what Kind of Person
228
That we ought to proceed with Circumspection
234
What is the Condition of a Common Kind of
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sS XXII About Cynism
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To those who read and discuss for the sake
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BOOK IV
295
Of Familiar Intimacy
322
Against the Quarrelsome and Ferocious
333
Against those who lament over being Pitied
339
On Freedom from Fear
345
Against those who hastily rush into the Philo
351
What Things we ought to Despise and what
360
About Purity Cleanliness
366
On Attention
372
The Encheiridion or Manual
379
Fragments
405

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AutorEpictetus
Traduzido porGeorge Long
EditoraChesterfield soc., 1877
Original deUniversidade de Michigan
Digitalizado22 mar. 2008
Num. págs.452 páginas
  
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