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Epictetus · Discourses and Enchiridion

Section 94 of 118 · Enchiridion

Chapter 28

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If any person was intending to put your body in the power of any man whom you fell in with on the way, you would be vexed; but that you put your understanding in the power of any man whom you meet, so that if he should revile you, it is disturbed and troubled, are you not ashamed at this?

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