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Cicero (on the Stoics) · 106–43 BCE

Tusculan Disputations 4 ¶23 — Cicero (on the Stoics)

From “On Other Perturbations of the Mind”

Translation by C. D. Yonge (1853)

Cicero (on the Stoics), Tusculan Disputations 4 ¶23

But they define these in this manner:
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