Plutarchs Essays And Miscellanies volume 3
Plutarchs Essays And Miscellanies volume 3
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Again, Pindar's Caeneus is not wounded when struck ; but the Stoics' wise man is not detained when shut up in a prison, suffers no compulsion by being thrown down a precipice, is not tor- tured when on the rack, takes no hurt by being maimed, and when he catches a fall in wrestling he is still uncon- quered ; when he is encompassed with a rampire, he is not besieged ; and when sold by his enemies, he is still not made a prisoner. The wonderful man is like to those ships that have inscribed upon... them A prosperous VOYAGE, Or PROTECTING PROVIDENCE, Or A PRESERVATIVE against dangers, and yet for all that endure storms, and are miserably shattered and overturned.
2. Euripides's Iolaus of a feeble, superannuated old man, by means of a certain prayer, became on a sudden youth- Mimiva .
From a sculpture in the Capitoline Museum.
been taken to task by several, anetrable by steel and im- pasw out a wound, bat, ai if they had y adamant self, though lor exempt ncible, and un- id torments, and versions city, sad oti Piadars ^umip I wise p in a prison, suffers no recipice, is not tor- Ing maimed, con- -n passed with a ram pi is still ^vondernji man is like to tt A.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Again, Pindar's Caeneus is not wounded when struck ; but the Stoics' wise man is not detained when shut up in a prison, suffers no compulsion by being thrown down a precipice, is not tor- tured when on the rack, takes no hurt by being maimed, and when he catches a fall in wrestling he is still uncon- quered ; when he is encompassed with a rampire, he is not besieged ; and when sold by his enemies, he is still not made a prisoner. The wonderful man is like to those ships that have inscribed upon... them A prosperous VOYAGE, Or PROTECTING PROVIDENCE, Or A PRESERVATIVE against dangers, and yet for all that endure storms, and are miserably shattered and overturned.
2. Euripides's Iolaus of a feeble, superannuated old man, by means of a certain prayer, became on a sudden youth- Mimiva .
From a sculpture in the Capitoline Museum.
been taken to task by several, anetrable by steel and im- pasw out a wound, bat, ai if they had y adamant self, though lor exempt ncible, and un- id torments, and versions city, sad oti Piadars ^umip I wise p in a prison, suffers no recipice, is not tor- Ing maimed, con- -n passed with a ram pi is still ^vondernji man is like to tt A.
What to read after Plutarchs Essays And Miscellanies volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Plutarch to read onlineMoreLess
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