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1   I,  18 | purpose.~The manner in which Epictetus, Montaigne, and Salomon
2  II,  80 |     feel pity and not anger.~Epictetus asks still more strongly: "
3  VI,  350| which health cannot imitate.~Epictetus concludes that, since there
4 VII,  431|  your heads, free men," says Epictetus. And others say, "Bend your
5 VII,  466|                     466. Had Epictetus seen the way perfectly,
6 VII,  467|       The reason of effects.—Epictetus. Those who say, "You have
7   X,  689|     rest, as one sentence of Epictetus decides the meaning of all