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THE LOEB CLASSICAL LIBRARY FOUNDED BY JAMES LOEB, LL.D. EDITED BY † T. E. PAGE C.H., LTTT.D. † E. CAPPS, PH.D., LL.D. † W. H. D. ROUSE, LITT.D. †. A. POST, M.A. E. H. WARMINGTON, M.A., F.R.HIST.SOC. DIOGENES LAERTIUS II
Page 7 and 8: DIOGENES LAERTIUS LIVES OF EMINENT
Page 9 and 10: DIOGENES LAERTIUS
Page 11 and 12: DIOGENES LAERTIUS LIVES AND OPINION
Page 13 and 14: VI. 2-4. ANTISTHENES but begged to
Page 15 and 16: VI. 4-6. ANTISTHENES Being reproach
Page 17 and 18: VI. 6-8. ANTISTHENES the fever them
Page 19 and 20: VI. 8-10. ANTISTHENES what he must
Page 21 and 22: VI. 10-13. ANTISTHENES nobility bel
Page 23 and 24: VI. 13-15. ANTISTHENES himself too
Page 25 and 26: VI. 15-16. ANTISTHENES A Treatise o
Page 27 and 28: VI. 16-17. ANTISTHENES The sixth: T
Page 29 and 30: VI. 18-19. ANTISTHENES Of the Use o
Page 31 and 32: VI. 19-21. ANTISTHENES—DIOGENES n
Page 33 and 34: VI. 21-23. DIOGENES On reaching Ath
Page 35 and 36: VI. 23-26. DIOGENES while in winter
Page 37 and 38: VI. 26-28. DIOGENES friends coming
Page 39 and 40: VI. 28-30. DIOGENES and the moon, b
Page 41 and 42: VI. 30-32. DIOGENES at him. To Xeni
Page 43 and 44: VI. 32-34. DIOGENES he discharged t
Page 45 and 46: VI. 34-36. DIOGENES even attempted
Page 47 and 48: VI. 36-38. DIOGENES some time after
Page 49 and 50: VI. 38-40. DIOGENES courage, to con
Page 51 and 52: VI. 40-42. DIOGENES baths, somebody
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VI. 42-44. DTOGENES When Lysias the
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VI. 44-46. DIOGENES do the same." I
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VI. 46-48. DIOGENES strict watch ov
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VI. 48-50. DIOGENES that they shoul
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VI. 50-52. DIOGENES The son of Zeus
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VI. 52-54. DIOGENES What mak'st tho
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VI. 54-56. DIOGENES of virtue." One
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VI. 56-68. DIOGENES said, " My frie
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VI. 58-60. DIOGENES you wouldn't ha
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VI. 60-62. DIOGENES Alexander once
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VI. 62-64. DIOGENES a gift," replie
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VI. 64-66. DIOGENES that in itself
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VI. 66-68. DIOGENES his staff and,
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VI. 70-72. DIOGENES gymnastic grain
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VI. 72-73. DIOGENES impossible for
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VI. 74-76. DIOGENES He became very
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DIOGENES LAERTIUS a Not the same as
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90 DIOGENES LAERTIUS a Anth. Pal. i
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94 DIOGENES LAERTIUS a Horn. Il. i.
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100 DIOGENES LAERTIUS a Eur. Bacch.
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DIOGENES LAERTIUS a Nauck, T.G.F. 2
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DIOGENES LAERTIUS a Cf. Cic. Brut.
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108 DIOGENES LAERTIUS
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BOOK VII CHAPTER 1. ZENO (333-261 B
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VII. 2-4. ZENO across Crates was th
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VII. 4-5. ZENO Of Law. Of Greek Edu
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VII. 6-6. ZENO from the painting of
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VII. 7-9. ZENO " King Antigonus to
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VII. 9-11. ZENO bodily strength is
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VII 11-13. ZENO from all Athenians,
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VII. 13-15. ZENO stances, so much s
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VII. 16-17. ZENO he, " the many amp
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VII. 17-19. ZENO the two was the mo
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VII. 19-21. ZENO youth was putting
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VII. 21-23 ZENO his reply was : " T
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VII. 23-24. ZENO again there, is no
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VII. 24-26. ZENO persuade me then a
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VII. 26-28. ZENO the tongue." " Wel
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VII. 28-30. ZENO last. Persaeus, ho
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VII. 30-32. ZENO O ye who've learnt
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VII. 32-35. ZENO pronounced the ord
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VII. 35-36. ZENO who wrote a local
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VII. 37-39. ZENO Ariston, the son o
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VII. 39-41. ZENO too Apollodorus an
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VII. 41-43. ZENO some would and tha
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VII. 43-46. ZENO too, moods, syllog
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VII. 46-48. ZENO the latter, or non
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VII. 48-51. ZENO Such is, summarily
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VII. 51-52. ZENO sense and others a
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VII. 53-54. ZENO By incidence or di
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VII. 54-56. ZENO standard ; so also
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VII. 57-59. ZENO Alpha is the name
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VII. 69-61. ZENO of grammar and fre
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VII. 61-62. ZENO attribute is quasi
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VII. 62-64. ZENO nor false ; wherea
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VII. 64-66. ZENO verses " ; while r
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VII. 66-68. ZENO tion ; but you mus
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VII. 69-71. ZENO may, that is, cons
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VII. 71-73. ZENO " If it is day it
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VII. 73-^75. ZENO thetical proposit
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VII. 75-77. ZENO false or, while it
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VII. 77-79. ZENO tion of the premis
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VII. 77-79. ZENO Hon of the premiss
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VII. 79-81. ZENO ing specifically c
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VII. 81-83. ZENO from a falsehood a
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VII. 83-86. ZENO particular thing,
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VII. 86-88. ZENO to be a by-product
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VII. 88-90. ZENO by the law common
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VII. 90-92. ZENO and justice ; othe
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VII. 92-94. ZENO of what is neither
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VII. 94-97. ZENO partakers in virtu
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VII. 97-99. ZENO does you are means
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VII. 100-102. ZENO The reason why t
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VII. 102-104. ZENO the rest. Neutra
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VII. 104-106. ZENO happiness or mis
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VII. 106-108. ZENO fame, noble birt
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VII. 108-110. ZENO to nature's arra
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VII. 110-112. ZENO division of the
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VII. 112-114. ZENO Fear is an expec
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VII. 114-117. ZENO is the mind's pr
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VII. 117-119. ZRNO man is said to b
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VII. 119-121. ZENO latter sense, as
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VII. 121-123. ZENO will marry, as Z
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VII. 123-125. ZENO things which app
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VII. 125-127. ZENO inasmuch as they
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VII. 127-129. ZENO the latter takes
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VII. 129-131. ZENO donius in the fi
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VII. 131-133. ZENO of democracy, ki
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VII. 133-135. ZENO soul, seeds, and
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VII. 135-138. ZENO God is one and t
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VII. 138-139. ZENO arrangement of t
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VII. 139-141. ZENO animals and plan
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VII. 142-143. ZENO The world, they
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VII. 144-146. ZENO Of the stars som
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VII. 146-147. ZENO occulting it and
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VII. 147-149. ZENO given the deity
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VII. 150-151. ZENO The primary matt
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VII. 151-164. ZENO Of the changes w
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VII. 154-156. ZENO violently kindle
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VII. 150-158. ZENO Nature in their
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VII 158-160. ZENO—ARISTON the sou
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VII. 160-162. ARISTON in things ind
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VII. 162-164. ARISTON a uterus, he
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VII. 164-166. ARISTON—HERILLUS Wh
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VII. 160-167 HERILLUS—DIONYSIUS O
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VII. 167-169. DIONYSIUS- CLEANTHES
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VII. 169-170. CLEANTHES donation of
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VII. 170-172. CLEANTHES them that h
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VII. 172-174. CLEANTHES youth nodde
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VII. 174-175. CLEANTHES had many ot
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VII. 175-176. CLEANTHES Of litigati
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VII. 178-179. SPHAERUS—CHRYSIPPUS
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VII. 179-181. CHRYSIPPUS but afterw
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VII, 181-183. CHRYSIPPUS quote his
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VII. 183-185. CHRYSIPPUS myself, I
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VII. 185-187. CHRYSIPPUS He appears
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VII. 187-189. CHRYSIPPUS therefore
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VII. 189-190. CHRYSIPPUS to constit
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VII. 190-192. CHRYSIPPUS Of Judgeme
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VII. 192. CHRYSIPPUS Of Nominatives
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VII. 193-194. CHRYSIPPUS Of the Arr
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VII. 194-195. CHRYSIPPUS Of Inferen
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VII. 195-197. CHRYSIPPUS Third seri
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VII. 197-198. CHRYSIPPUS Proofs sho
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VII. 198-199. CHRYSIPPUS Of the " N
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VII. 199-200. CHRYSIPPUS Definition
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VII. 201-202. CHRYSIPPUS 2. Ethics
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VII. 202. CHRYSIPPUS Of the Charact
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VIII. 2-4. PYTHAGORAS as Cronos. He
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VIII. 4-6. PYTHAGORAS same memories
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VIII. 6-8. PYTHAGORAS work." Pythag
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VIII. 1214. PYTHAGORAS trained on d
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VIII. 14-17. PYTHAGORAS and men cam
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VIII. 32-34. PYTHAGORAS sheep also
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352 a Fr. 58 D. b Fr. 7 D.
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VIII. 38-39. PYTHAGORAS Were suffer
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VIII. 39 41. PYTHAGORAS more than h
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VIII. 43-45. PYTHAGORAS again along
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VIII. 45-48. PYTHAGORAS school last
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VIII. 50-52. PYTHAGORAS—EMPEDOCLE
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370 a Pr. 129 D.
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VIII. 59-61. EMPEDOCLES And thou sh
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378 * Anth, Plan, v. 4.
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VIII. 66-67. EMPEDOCLES Subsequentl
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VIII. 67-69. EMPEDOCLES Thus Heracl
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VIII. 69-71. EMPEDOCLES one of his
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VIII. 73-76. EMPEDOCLES brought an
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VIII. 80-83. ARCHYTAS This is Archy
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VIII. 83-84. ALCMAEON—HIPPASUS em
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402
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DIOGENES LAERTIUS a The wording sug
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a 504—500 B.C. b The biographers
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DIOGENES LAERTIUS a Anth. Pal. vii.
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DIOGENES LAERTIUS • Possibly the
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DIOGENES LAERTIUS * It would be ras
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4,82 DIOGENES LAERTIUS a 504-500 B.
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DIOGENES LAERTIUS ° The heroic dea
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DIOGENES LAERTIUS b This answers ro
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DIOGENES LAERTIUS a 444-441 B.C. B
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a i.e. Anaxagoras. b Diels (op. cit
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DIOGENES LAERTIUS a Anth. Pal. vii.
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a Here Diels would insert in the te
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DIOGENES LAERTIUS a b Il. vi. 146.
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482 a Cf. Od. xxi. 364.
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a Fr. 70 B. b Supplices, 735-737. c
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DIOGENES LAERTIUS a i.e. " Every sa
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DIOGENES LAERTIUS a Here (as in §
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DIOGENES LAERTIUS a If, however, wi
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504, DIOGENES LAERTIUS
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512 DIOGENES LAERTIUS a §77.
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DIOGENES LAERTIUS a Fr. 69 D. b i.e
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DIOGENES LAERTIUS a Similar careles
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BOOK X EPICURUS (341-271 B.C.) EPIC
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X. 2-4. EPICURUS that he turned to
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X. 4-6. EPICURUS lived with Leontio
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X. 6-7. EPICURUS terms a : "I know
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X. 7-9. EPICURUS especially to Naus
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X. 9-11. EPICURUS went over to Carn
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X. 11-13. EPICURUS Pythagoras about
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X. 13-15. EPICURUS The terms he use
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X. 16-18. EPICURUS which he swallow
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X. 18-20. EPICURUS father, mother,
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X. 20-22. EPICURUS property as much
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X. 22-24. EPICURUS Among his discip
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X. 24-25. EPICURUS Against the Dial
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X. 25-27. EPICURUS also famous ; an
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X. 27-28. EPICURUS Problems. Sovran
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Callis tolas. Of Kingship. Anaximen
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X. 30-32. EPICURUS hand, deals with
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X. 32-34. EPICURUS perceptions, eit
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X. 34-35. EPICURUS get close to the
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X. 35-38. EPICURUS elementary outli
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X. 38-40. EPICURUS " Next, we must
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X. 40-42. EPICURUS through which to
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X. 42-44. EPICURUS checks to send t
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X. 44-46. EPICURUS however short th
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X. 46-48. EPICURUS more, so long as
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X. 48-60. EPICURUS given off for a
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X. 50-52. EPICURUS the sense-organs
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X. 52-54. EPICURUS *' Again, hearin
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X. 54-55. EPICURUS joined with shap
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X. 56-67. EPICURUS every magnitude
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X. 57-59. EPICURUS ward from one to
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X. 59-61. EPICURUS employed, since
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X. 61-63. EPICURUS meet with no obs
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X. 63-65. EPICURUS its particles an
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X. 65-67. EPICURUS have departed, w
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X. 67-70. EPICURUS corporeal speak
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X. 70-72. EPICURUS being permanent
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X. 72-74, EPICURUS adopt any fresh
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X. 74-76. EPICURUS from these. They
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X. 76-78. EPICURUS were instinctive
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X. 78-80. EPICURUS " Further, we mu
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X. 80-82. EPICURUS —all such pers
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X. 82-84. EPICURUS of Physics in th
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X. 86-87. EPICURUS am full of pleas
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X. 87-89. EPICURUS plurality of cau
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X. 89-91. EPICURUS space perfectly
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X. 91-93. EPICURUS precisely as gre
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X. 93-96. EPICURUS of spiral. For a
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X. 96-98. EPICURUS such a line of r
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X. 98-100. EPICURUS may be due to t
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X. 100-102. EPICURUS fire in them w
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X. 102-104. EPICURUS the wind being
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X. 104-107. EPICURUS started and is
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X. 107-109. EPICURUS shape of hails
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X. 109-111. EPICURUS " Ice is forme
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X. 111-113. EPICURUS certain places
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X. 113-115. EPICURUS less causes fo
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X. 116-117. EPICURUS have given. Fo
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X. 118-120. EPICURUS Even on the ra
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X. 120-121. EPICURUS He will be fon
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X. 121-123. EPICURUS " Epicurus to
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X. 124-126. EPICURUS tude believes
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X. 126-128. EPICURUS of life. The t
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X. 128-130. EPICURUS have attained
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X. 130-133. EPICURUS gives as much
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X. 133-135. EPICURUS and is altoget
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X. 135-137. EPICURUS Elsewhere he r
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X. 137-139. EPICURUS greater than t
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X. 139-141. EPICURUS result uniform
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X. 141-143. EPICURUS 8. No pleasure
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X. 143-145. EPICURUS 14. When toler
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X. 145-148. EPICURUS hour of death,
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X. 148-150. EPICURUS swerve aside t
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X. 160-152. EPICURUS expediency, to
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X. 152-154. EPICURUS no longer just
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INDEX NOMINUM ET RERUM Alexander, f
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INDEX NOMINUM ET RERUM Artemis, ii.
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INDEX NOMINUM ET RERUM Colonus, gar
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INDEX NOMINUM ET RERUM Eleatics, i.
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INDEX NOMINUM ET RERUM Heliotropium
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INDEX NOMINUM ET RERUM Megaclides,
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INDEX NOMINUM ET RERUM Panthoides,
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INDEX NOMINUM ET RERUM Predicate, v
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INDEX NOMINUM ET RERUM Telesphorus,
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II.—INDEX FONTIUM
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INDEX FONTIUM
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INDEX FONTIUM
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INDEX FONTIUM Printed in Great Brit
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