 | Marcus Aurelius (Emperor of Rome) - Emperors - 1701 - 460 pages
...Infiocerity. LXXI. Tho' the God's are ififtfiiortal, and haverheir patience tryed thcough fo K many many Ages, yet they not only bear with a wicked World,...> Are you tired with ill Men already, and yet one ofthofe unhappy Mortals your felf ? LXXII. Tis great Folly to run from other Peoples Faults, and not... | |
 | Marcus Aurelius (Emperor of Rome) - Stoicism - 1708 - 444 pages
...o:ver-driving, Sluggifhnefs, or Infincerity. LXXI. Tho' the God's are immortal, and have their patience tryed through fo many Ages, yet they not only bear with...already, and yet one of thofe unhappy Mortals your Telf ? LXXII.Tis great Folly to run from other Peoples Faults,and not part with your 6wn : This is... | |
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Patience tried through fo many Ages, yet they not only bear with a wicked World, but provide liberally for it into the Bargain : And are you that are juft going off the Stage fick of the Company? Are you tired with ill Men already, and yet one of thofe... 