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... ROME . • XI . OF NATURAL AFFECTION XII . OF CONTENTMENT XIII . How EVERYTHING MAY BE DONE ACCEPTABLY TO THE • 41 GODS . . . • · • • XIV . THAT THE DEITY OVERSEES ALL THINGS XV . WHAT PHILOSOPHY PROMISES • . XVI . OF PROVIDENCE XVII ...
... ROME . • XI . OF NATURAL AFFECTION XII . OF CONTENTMENT XIII . How EVERYTHING MAY BE DONE ACCEPTABLY TO THE • 41 GODS . . . • · • • XIV . THAT THE DEITY OVERSEES ALL THINGS XV . WHAT PHILOSOPHY PROMISES • . XVI . OF PROVIDENCE XVII ...
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... ROME ON A SUIT . · • X. IN WHAT MANNER WE OUGHT TO BEAR SICKNESS XI . CERTAIN MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS XII . ABOUT EXERCISE • • 204 • 207 . 209 211 213 · 218 • · 219 • 222 · . 225 . 225 · 228 • 233 • · · 234 ENTER INTO 236 238 • 239 • 240 ...
... ROME ON A SUIT . · • X. IN WHAT MANNER WE OUGHT TO BEAR SICKNESS XI . CERTAIN MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS XII . ABOUT EXERCISE • • 204 • 207 . 209 211 213 · 218 • · 219 • 222 · . 225 . 225 · 228 • 233 • · · 234 ENTER INTO 236 238 • 239 • 240 ...
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... Rome , and his master was Epaphroditus , a profligate freedman of the emperor Nero . There is a story that the master broke his slave's leg by torturing him ; but it is better to trust to the evidence of Simplicius , the commentator on ...
... Rome , and his master was Epaphroditus , a profligate freedman of the emperor Nero . There is a story that the master broke his slave's leg by torturing him ; but it is better to trust to the evidence of Simplicius , the commentator on ...
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... Rome to reckon among their numerous slaves Grammarians , Poets , Rhetoricians , and Philosophers , in the same way as rich financiers in these later ages have been led to form at a great cost rich and numerous libraries . This ...
... Rome to reckon among their numerous slaves Grammarians , Poets , Rhetoricians , and Philosophers , in the same way as rich financiers in these later ages have been led to form at a great cost rich and numerous libraries . This ...
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... Rome under the emperor Nero , who drove him from Rome ; but Rufus returned after the tyrant's death , and lived to the times of Vespasian and his son Titus . He acquired great reputation as a teacher , but there is no evidence that he ...
... Rome under the emperor Nero , who drove him from Rome ; but Rufus returned after the tyrant's death , and lived to the times of Vespasian and his son Titus . He acquired great reputation as a teacher , but there is no evidence that he ...
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