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Letter 66 — On Various Aspects of Virtue (§47)

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I can show you at this moment in the writings of Epicurus a graded list of goods just like that of our own school. For there are some things, he declares, which he prefers should fall to his lot, such as bodily rest free from all inconvenience, and relaxation of the soul as it takes delight in the contemplation of its own goods.
Seneca·Letter 66 — On Various Aspects of Virtue (§47)·trans. Gummere
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