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... Aristippus , and sour churls from that of Zeno . men . sians gave stead of a education . In that excellent institution which Xenophon The Per- ascribes to the Persians , we find , that they taught their child- their children virtue , as ...
... Aristippus , and sour churls from that of Zeno . men . sians gave stead of a education . In that excellent institution which Xenophon The Per- ascribes to the Persians , we find , that they taught their child- their children virtue , as ...
Page 175
... Aristippus contra morem et consuetu- dinem fecerunt , idem sibi ne arbitratur licere : magis enim illi , et divinis bonis hanc licentiam assequebantur : * " If Socrates and Aristippus transgressed the rules " of custom , let him not ...
... Aristippus contra morem et consuetu- dinem fecerunt , idem sibi ne arbitratur licere : magis enim illi , et divinis bonis hanc licentiam assequebantur : * " If Socrates and Aristippus transgressed the rules " of custom , let him not ...
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... Aristippus every dress became , In every state and circumstance the same . I would have my pupil to be such a one , Quem duplici panno patientia velat , Mirabor , vitae via si conversa decebit . Personamque feret non inconcinnus ...
... Aristippus every dress became , In every state and circumstance the same . I would have my pupil to be such a one , Quem duplici panno patientia velat , Mirabor , vitae via si conversa decebit . Personamque feret non inconcinnus ...
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... Aristippus , S " Why " should I unbind him , who , bound as he is , gives " me so much perplexity ? " A person endeavouring to pose Cleanthes with some logical subtleties , Chrysippus took him up short , saying , Reserve your juggling ...
... Aristippus , S " Why " should I unbind him , who , bound as he is , gives " me so much perplexity ? " A person endeavouring to pose Cleanthes with some logical subtleties , Chrysippus took him up short , saying , Reserve your juggling ...
Page 217
... Aristippus , who , when he was seriously told of the affection he owed to his children , as they were descended from his loins , fell a - spitting , and said , that also came from him , and that we likewise bred lice and worms ; * Diog ...
... Aristippus , who , when he was seriously told of the affection he owed to his children , as they were descended from his loins , fell a - spitting , and said , that also came from him , and that we likewise bred lice and worms ; * Diog ...
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