The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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Strona 99
... wise , and a good shoemaker , and alone handsome , and a king , why do you wish for that which you are possessed of ? You do not un- derstand what Chrysippus , the father [ of your sect ] , says : " The wise man never made himself shoes ...
... wise , and a good shoemaker , and alone handsome , and a king , why do you wish for that which you are possessed of ? You do not un- derstand what Chrysippus , the father [ of your sect ] , says : " The wise man never made himself shoes ...
Strona 114
... wise , let him avoid talkative people , as soon as he comes to man's estate . " " One fourth of the day being now passed , we came to Vesta's temple ; and , as good luck would have it , he was obliged to appear to his recognizance ...
... wise , let him avoid talkative people , as soon as he comes to man's estate . " " One fourth of the day being now passed , we came to Vesta's temple ; and , as good luck would have it , he was obliged to appear to his recognizance ...
Strona 157
... wise and good man ? You were not a body without a mind . The gods have given you a beautiful form , the gods [ have given ] you wealth , and the faculty of enjoying it . What greater blessing could a nurse solicit for her beloved child ...
... wise and good man ? You were not a body without a mind . The gods have given you a beautiful form , the gods [ have given ] you wealth , and the faculty of enjoying it . What greater blessing could a nurse solicit for her beloved child ...
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