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1 I, 3 | with which opinion the Stoics likewise almost agree, expecting 2 I, 17| a porch), being styled Stoics; whereas Aristotle's followers ( 3 I, 18| XVIII. THE STOICS; THEIR SUPERIORITY IN LOGIC; 4 I, 18| DOCTRINE OF CONFLAGRATIONS.~The Stoics themselves also imparted 5 I, 18| been decreed for them. (The Stoics), however, assert that the 6 I, 18| are the opinions of the Stoics also.~ 7 IX, 22| Pythagoras especially, and the Stoics, who derived (their systems) 8 X, 2 | and endued with unity, the Stoics, then, accounted for the