Essays in Jurisprudence And Ethics
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321 " who has become truly familiar with nature and her works. " ^ Again, all things are ever changing and passing away ; one comes in another's place and no single thing endures. Perpetual change and renewal is the first law of nature, and everything is in a manner but the seed of that which shall be made of it ; ^ existence is a river in constant flow, a torrent sweeping every- thing before it ; the operations of all forces consist in manifold and unceasing change, ^ and this change is indeed... the very condition of the being and perfection of all finite creatures. * Every part of the world is mutable and subject to decay; but these things are so in order that the world, thus made up of ever perish- ing parts, may itself be ever the same and ever young.^ But man is himself part of the universal scheme, and his specific character as man, although it is distinct and important (and by no one has its distinctness and importance been more dwelt upon than by the Stoics), is in the last resort determined by the conditions of the universal order.
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321 " who has become truly familiar with nature and her works. " ^ Again, all things are ever changing and passing away ; one comes in another's place and no single thing endures. Perpetual change and renewal is the first law of nature, and everything is in a manner but the seed of that which shall be made of it ; ^ existence is a river in constant flow, a torrent sweeping every- thing before it ; the operations of all forces consist in manifold and unceasing change, ^ and this change is indeed... the very condition of the being and perfection of all finite creatures. * Every part of the world is mutable and subject to decay; but these things are so in order that the world, thus made up of ever perish- ing parts, may itself be ever the same and ever young.^ But man is himself part of the universal scheme, and his specific character as man, although it is distinct and important (and by no one has its distinctness and importance been more dwelt upon than by the Stoics), is in the last resort determined by the conditions of the universal order.
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