Ancilla to The Pre-Socratic Philosophers: A Complete Translation of the Fragment in Diels, Fragmente Der Vorsokratiker |
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... one's mind on what is attainable , and be content with what one has , paying little heed to things envied and admired , and not dwelling on them in one's mind . Rather must you consider the lives of those in distress , reflecting on ...
... one's mind on what is attainable , and be content with what one has , paying little heed to things envied and admired , and not dwelling on them in one's mind . Rather must you consider the lives of those in distress , reflecting on ...
Page 115
... one's own ; nor must one be more ready to do wrong if no one will know than if all will know . One must respect one's own opinion most , and this must stand as the law of one's soul , preventing one from doing anything improper . 265 ...
... one's own ; nor must one be more ready to do wrong if no one will know than if all will know . One must respect one's own opinion most , and this must stand as the law of one's soul , preventing one from doing anything improper . 265 ...
Page 116
... one's liking ; but if one begets a child of one's own , the risks are many , for one is bound to accept him as he is . 11i.e . power may corrupt even the best . Diels took Toùs & ρxovтas as the object of ¿ õikɛīv and translated ...
... one's liking ; but if one begets a child of one's own , the risks are many , for one is bound to accept him as he is . 11i.e . power may corrupt even the best . Diels took Toùs & ρxovтas as the object of ¿ õikɛīv and translated ...
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