Seekers After God
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" HIS "MANUAL* AND "FRAGMENTS? 227 "As rules of practice, " says Epictetus, "prescribe to yourself an ideal, and then act up to it. Be mostly silent ; or, if you converse, do not -let it be about vulgar and insignificant topics, such as dogs, horses, racing, or prize-fighting. Avoid foolish and immo- derate laughter, vulgar entertainments, impurity, dis- play, spectacles, recitations, and all egotistical remarks. Set before you the examples of the great and good. Do not be dazzled by mere appea...rances. Do whaf is right quite irrespective of what people will say or think. Remember that your body is a very small matter, and needs but very little ; just as all that the foot needs is a shoe, and not a dazzling ornament of gold, purple, or jewelled embroidery. To spend all one's time on the body, or on bodily exercises, shows a weak intellect. Do not be fond of criticising others, and do not resent their criticisms of you. Every- thing, " he says, and this is one of his most charac- teristic precepts, " has two handles ; one by which it may be borne, the other by which it cannot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" HIS "MANUAL* AND "FRAGMENTS? 227 "As rules of practice, " says Epictetus, "prescribe to yourself an ideal, and then act up to it. Be mostly silent ; or, if you converse, do not -let it be about vulgar and insignificant topics, such as dogs, horses, racing, or prize-fighting. Avoid foolish and immo- derate laughter, vulgar entertainments, impurity, dis- play, spectacles, recitations, and all egotistical remarks. Set before you the examples of the great and good. Do not be dazzled by mere appea...rances. Do whaf is right quite irrespective of what people will say or think. Remember that your body is a very small matter, and needs but very little ; just as all that the foot needs is a shoe, and not a dazzling ornament of gold, purple, or jewelled embroidery. To spend all one's time on the body, or on bodily exercises, shows a weak intellect. Do not be fond of criticising others, and do not resent their criticisms of you. Every- thing, " he says, and this is one of his most charac- teristic precepts, " has two handles ; one by which it may be borne, the other by which it cannot.
What to read after Seekers After God?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Farrar, F. W. (Frederic William), 1831-1903 to read onlineMoreLess
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