 | Marcus Aurelius (Emperor of Rome) - Emperors - 1701 - 460 pages
...Latter $ for Fate is both inevitable, and convenient. Heconfiders that all Rational Beings are of Kin 5 and that General Kindnefs and Concern for the whole...the Dignity of their Nature. As for others, he knows their way of Living, and their Company 5 their Publick, and their PrivateDiforders$ And, why indeed... | |
 | Marcus Aurelius (Emperor of Rome) - Stoicism - 1708 - 444 pages
...Latter 5 for Fate is both inevitable, and convenient. He confiders that all Rational Beings are of Kin 5 and that General Kindnefs and Concern for the . whole...That every ones Good Opinion is not worth the gaining 5 but only of rhofe who live up to the Dignity of their Nature. As for others, he knows their way of... | |
 | Marcus Aurelius (Emperor of Rome) - Ethics - 1887 - 256 pages
...suited to him. He considers that the rational principle is akin in all men, and that general kindness and concern for the whole world is no more than a piece of human nature — that not every one's good opinion is not worth the gaining, but only that of those... | |
 | Charles Dudley Warner - Literature - 1896 - 550 pages
...suitable, since it is suited to him. The rational principle is akin in all men, and general kindness and concern for the whole world is no more than a piece of human nature. Not every one's opinion is worth the gaining, but only that of those who seek to live... | |
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... and endeavours to do the first as it should be, and believes that his lot is good. For every man's fate is suitable, since it is suited to him. He considers that the rational principle is akin in all men, and that general kindness and concern for... 