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He advises him to be content with a mean , and to maintain an evenness of temper . O LICINIUS , you will lead a better course of life by neither always pursuing the main sea , nor , while you cautiously are in dread of storms ...
He advises him to be content with a mean , and to maintain an evenness of temper . O LICINIUS , you will lead a better course of life by neither always pursuing the main sea , nor , while you cautiously are in dread of storms ...
Strona 165
Would it not be more profitable to inquire what boundary nature has affixed to the appetites , namely ; what she canı patiently do without , and what she would lament the deprivation of , and by this means separate what is solid from ...
Would it not be more profitable to inquire what boundary nature has affixed to the appetites , namely ; what she canı patiently do without , and what she would lament the deprivation of , and by this means separate what is solid from ...
Strona 194
These I cannot by any means destroy nor hinder , but that they will gather bones and noxious herbs , as soon as the fleeting moon has shown forth her beauteous face . I myself saw Çanidia , with her sable garment tucked up , walk with ...
These I cannot by any means destroy nor hinder , but that they will gather bones and noxious herbs , as soon as the fleeting moon has shown forth her beauteous face . I myself saw Çanidia , with her sable garment tucked up , walk with ...
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