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... Epicurean principle.16 Philodemus , the Epicurean philosopher who lived at Hercula- neum , wrote a treatise on free speech ; his admonitions essentially resemble St. Paul's . The Roman students , to whom Philodemus dedicated other ...
... Epicurean principle.16 Philodemus , the Epicurean philosopher who lived at Hercula- neum , wrote a treatise on free speech ; his admonitions essentially resemble St. Paul's . The Roman students , to whom Philodemus dedicated other ...
Side 85
... Epicurean background . Lucretius had argued , in a peroration to his third book , on the soul , that " Death is nothing to us , " since " we " lack sensation once body and soul atoms are disunited in death.2 We may ( said Lu- cretius ) ...
... Epicurean background . Lucretius had argued , in a peroration to his third book , on the soul , that " Death is nothing to us , " since " we " lack sensation once body and soul atoms are disunited in death.2 We may ( said Lu- cretius ) ...
Side 86
... Epicurean message is a summons to escape from the dangerous immediacy of personal impulse into the eternal , stable world of impersonal process — the harbor or garden of the imagination . Lucretius never comes to grips with death as we ...
... Epicurean message is a summons to escape from the dangerous immediacy of personal impulse into the eternal , stable world of impersonal process — the harbor or garden of the imagination . Lucretius never comes to grips with death as we ...
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Preface Chronology | 9 |
The Rose and the Vine | 11 |
The Transformation of Satire 1271 | 23 |
Copyright | |
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